Hyperrealism/Abstraction

This series investigates the relationship between realistically painted objects and abstract environments.

Familiar objects are rendered with careful attention to form, surface, and detail, then placed within spaces constructed through expressive brushwork, geometric shapes, and color.

The contrast between realistic representation and abstraction creates new possibilities for composition. Objects appear suspended within environments that do not follow conventional rules of space and perspective.

The paintings explore how different visual languages can coexist, interact, and challenge the viewer's perception of familiar subjects.