Artwork Details
Size: 20 x 20 x 3 in
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas with LED Lights
Surface: Multi-layered dimensional canvas
Refusing Symmetry is precision-built yet intentionally unsettled, its five stepped layers rising in exact succession while the image beneath moves in quiet opposition. Marbled greens and violets flow across the base like a controlled undercurrent, soft motion pressing against the rigid geometry above. The composition holds tension without resolving it, asking the viewer to register the unease that arrives when structure is correct but balance still feels off.
Three butterflies rest on the architectural planes—two rendered in grayscale, one in a vivid, insistent orange. The unplanned third presence tilts the conversation, interrupting the calm with a single decisive deviation that cannot be ignored. Though the framework remains technically symmetrical, the eye is pulled off-center, drawn to that deliberate intrusion where design and disruption share the same ledge.
Within the OUT OF ALIGNMENT studio practice, Refusing Symmetry becomes a statement about choice rather than accident. Every edge is measured, every interval disciplined, yet the work ultimately aligns itself with the moment where instinct overrides perfect order. It commands attention through that quiet act of refusal, allowing imbalance to speak without collapsing the structure that holds it.
OUT OF ALIGNMENT Series Features
• Original one-of-one painting
• Part of the Creatively Cutz OUT OF ALIGNMENT Series
• No duplicated compositions
• Signed original artwork
• Certificate of Authenticity included
• Unique studio inventory number: 8427615930487
• Fully documented in official studio archive
• Edited and unedited studio photography on file
• Ready to display
About the OUT OF ALIGNMENT Series
OUT OF ALIGNMENT is a collection rooted in intentional misalignment—physical, emotional, and societal—that stands with quiet authority rather than polished perfection. Angles tilt, systems shift, and light interrupts structure, asking the viewer to reconsider where balance truly resides. What first appears unstable reveals itself as a deliberate act of recalibration, transforming misalignment from disruption into presence. Each painting captures a moment where structure refuses perfect alignment yet remains entirely intentional; no works in this series are duplicated.
Availability Note
All works are one-of-one originals. Once acquired, each painting is permanently removed from studio inventory and will not be recreated.
For the next piece in the series, would you prefer the language to lean further into the physical construction of the layers or the psychological read of that “necessary” disruption?
