2026 - acrylic on canvas - two 39” x 39” or 100 × 100 cm panels (shown in different configurations)
CROSSROADS aims to perceptually translate the diverse patterns and complexity of human connections. Paintings in the series unfold like landscapes of lives that cross, diverge, and converge in subtle, profound or unexpected ways. Read like decision trees, they appear as webs of chosen and fortuitous paths, intended and chance encounters, smooth and abrupt partings.
Through the interplay of a multiplicity of fluid waving lines, the series captures the threads that weave people together, or apart, like a human tapestry. Empty spaces and distance between waves speak of missed opportunities. Faintly visible lines are like fleeting encounters or passive interactions. Bolder ones could be interpreted as people leaving indelible marks on our lives or whose influence were transformative. Whether continuous or severed, smooth or jagged, intersecting or disparate, every line tells a story. As lines rarely start or end within the confines of a canvas, each painting provides but a glimpse of an idiosyncratic journey.
The CROSSROADS series invites reflection on the nature of relationships, of continuity and transience, of paths taken and paths missed. It shows us that our lives are intertwined in ways we don’t fully perceive. It reminds us to appreciate all those who favourably shaped our lives. Ultimately, it aims to make us more mindful of our impact on others and to seek ways to enrich the lives of those we cross paths with.
2026 - acrylic on canvas - two 39” x 39” or 100 × 100cm panels
2026 - acrylic on canvas - four 39” x 39” or 100 × 100 cm panels
2026 - acrylic on canvas - six 39” x 12” or 100 × 30 cm panels
2026 - acrylic on canvas - 36" x 60” - 152 × 91 cm (can also be hung vertically)
2026 - acrylic on canvas - 60” x 40” - 122 x 152 cm (can be hung on either of four sides, horizontally & vertically)
2026 - acrylic on canvas - 39" x 47” - 100 × 120 cm (can also be hung vertically)
2019 - acrylic on canvas - three 40” x 20" or 100 x 50 cm panels
2025 - acrylic on canvas - two 31.5” x 31.5” or 80 × 80 cm panels (each panel should ideally be rotated regularly to create different crossroad configurations )
2023 - acrylic on canvas - 48” x 48” - 122 x 122 cm
2022 - acrylic on canvas - 60” x 40” - 122 x 152 cm
(can also be hung horizontally)
2014 - acrylic on canvas - 39”x39” - 100x100cm
2021 - acrylic on canvas - 20” x 59” - 50 x 150 cm
2021 - acrylic on canvas - nine 16” x 16” or 40 x 40 cm panels
2012 - acrylic on canvas - four 20 x 20" or 50 x 50 cm panels
2012 - acrylic on canvas - 36” x 60” - 91 x 152 cm
2014 - acrylic on canvas - 59 x 47" - 150 x 120 cm
2022 - acrylic on canvas - 48” x 60” - 122 x 152cm
2025 - acrylic on canvas - 20” x 20” - 50 × 50 cm
2025 - acrylic on canvas - 20” x 20” - 50 × 50 cm
2016- acrylic on canvas - 59 x 47" - 150 x 120 cm
2014 - acrylic on canvas - 59 x 47" - 150 x 120 cm
2024 - acrylic on canvas - 48” - 122 cm diameter
2016- acrylic on canvas - 32 x 27" - 80 x 60 cm
2012 - acrylic on canvas - four 20x 20" or 50x50 cm panels
2014 - acrylic on canvas - 48" diameter- 122 cm diameter
2010 - acrylic on canvas - four 30 cm diameter panels
Can also be hung as a horizontal row or in a square formation (two stacked rows of two circles each)
2011 - acrylic on canvas - three 71” x 12" or 180 x 30 cm panels