A single, bleeding planet hangs alone in infinite darkness.
Heavily textured pressed paper, almost like charred earth or ancient parchment, is stained and sealed in deep graphite, charcoal, and umber black — the void. In its center, a thick, impasto sphere burns in molten red, crimson, and oxidized rust — cracked, blistered, fissured like a world in its final throes, its atmosphere torn away.
Then the light hits.
Built on wood with integrated LED backlighting in the frame, a halo of molten amber-gold bleeds from behind the paper, turning the rough deckled edge into a solar flare. The whole void glows. The planet doesn't just sit on the wall — it radiates. In daylight it's somber and powerful; at night, with the LED on, it's an eclipse — a dying sun seen from a million miles away.
It's at once apocalyptic and deeply beautiful — a meditation on endings, solitude, fragility, and the stubborn, terrible beauty of a last light that refuses to go out.
Medium: Textured acrylic on pressed paper mounted on wood panel, with warm LED backlit floater frame
Palette: Abyssal black, charcoal, and umber void with a molten red-crimson planet and amber gold back-glow
Vibe: Cinematic, contemplative, museum-minimal. One of those pieces that owns a dark wall and makes a whole room go quiet.
Dimensions: 22 × 34.75 x 3.5
A single, bleeding planet hangs alone in infinite darkness.
Heavily textured pressed paper, almost like charred earth or ancient parchment, is stained and sealed in deep graphite, charcoal, and umber black — the void. In its center, a thick, impasto sphere burns in molten red, crimson, and oxidized rust — cracked, blistered, fissured like a world in its final throes, its atmosphere torn away.
Then the light hits.
Built on wood with integrated LED backlighting in the frame, a halo of molten amber-gold bleeds from behind the paper, turning the rough deckled edge into a solar flare. The whole void glows. The planet doesn't just sit on the wall — it radiates. In daylight it's somber and powerful; at night, with the LED on, it's an eclipse — a dying sun seen from a million miles away.
It's at once apocalyptic and deeply beautiful — a meditation on endings, solitude, fragility, and the stubborn, terrible beauty of a last light that refuses to go out.
Medium: Textured acrylic on pressed paper mounted on wood panel, with warm LED backlit floater frame
Palette: Abyssal black, charcoal, and umber void with a molten red-crimson planet and amber gold back-glow
Vibe: Cinematic, contemplative, museum-minimal. One of those pieces that owns a dark wall and makes a whole room go quiet.
Dimensions: 22 × 34.75 x 3.5