Painted Layers Through Glass

The compressed frame turns painted lettering and reflected surroundings into one shifting surface.

Fragments of large letters sit among smaller sprayed marks, hand shapes, and blocks of layered color.

Reflections soften the painted surface and make the boundaries between glass, wall, and surrounding light uncertain.

Courtyard to Afterglow - Built environments and their surroundings trade places across the sequence: recreational hardware shares paving with carved stone, plants press against masonry, and the frames pull back through canopy and mountainside...
From Open Sky to White Walls - A study of changing distance and proportion, using repeated layers, silhouettes, foreground subjects, vessels, and architecture to connect otherwise distinct scenes.
Loose Frames From a Street Roll - A set of loose, unrelated street frames unified only by their shared roll, ranging from dense poster and print signage to motion-blurred night exposures and a bronze statue.
A Roll From Street Corner To Red-Brick Facade - An eight-frame roll bookended by street-level and architectural scenes, passing through an amusement-park Ferris wheel ride and a pine-lined moat before closing on a red-brick facade and a plaza of police motorcycles,...
Smoke, Stone, and Dark Water - The sequence moves from compressed architectural views into lilies, firefighters, an old car, and a bright fountain.
Rain Green and Harbor Light - The sequence stays close to bark and plants before opening toward buildings, carved wood, boats, and distant hills.
Figures Through Glass - Clear portraits gradually overlap and fade before the sequence dissolves into a pale industrial interior.
Monuments, Counters, and Reflections - Angular sculpture leads toward stone animals, a raised flag, fenced space, a counter, and a blurred cyclist.

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