Medium: Mixed media on stretched canvas
Size: 16 x 20 inches
Original contemporary abstract artwork
Faded Halo Protocol is an original abstract painting that lives in the quiet tension between order and erosion. A layered field of green establishes a grounded, institutional calm, evoking systems built for stability, protection, and belief. That calm is slowly interrupted by moments of white, blue, black, and neon that surface like signals or fragments, suggesting a structure that still exists but no longer functions as it once did.
At the center of the composition sits a dark circular form that reads simultaneously as halo and void. Its edges soften, drip, and dissolve, revealing the effects of time, pressure, and repetition. What once may have symbolized authority or protection now feels fragile and uncertain. The circle anchors the painting while refusing permanence, creating a sense of instability that pulls the viewer inward.
The surrounding marks feel deliberate yet imperfect, as though they follow a code that has begun to lose clarity. Clean planes of color collide with raw drips and abrasion, reinforcing the contrast between control and decay. This balance gives the painting its emotional weight, quiet yet deeply charged.
This contemporary abstract artwork reflects the aftermath of systems we trust and ideals we inherit. It speaks to belief structures that have been tested, compromised, or slowly outgrown. The work invites stillness and prolonged looking, revealing its depth over time rather than demanding immediate understanding.
Faded Halo Protocol is a compelling choice for collectors drawn to conceptual abstraction, modern restraint, and original mixed media art that carries both visual presence and psychological resonance. It is well suited for modern interiors, curated collections, and spaces that value subtle disruption and layered meaning.
Medium: Mixed media on stretched canvas
Size: 16 x 20 inches
Original contemporary abstract artwork
Faded Halo Protocol is an original abstract painting that lives in the quiet tension between order and erosion. A layered field of green establishes a grounded, institutional calm, evoking systems built for stability, protection, and belief. That calm is slowly interrupted by moments of white, blue, black, and neon that surface like signals or fragments, suggesting a structure that still exists but no longer functions as it once did.
At the center of the composition sits a dark circular form that reads simultaneously as halo and void. Its edges soften, drip, and dissolve, revealing the effects of time, pressure, and repetition. What once may have symbolized authority or protection now feels fragile and uncertain. The circle anchors the painting while refusing permanence, creating a sense of instability that pulls the viewer inward.
The surrounding marks feel deliberate yet imperfect, as though they follow a code that has begun to lose clarity. Clean planes of color collide with raw drips and abrasion, reinforcing the contrast between control and decay. This balance gives the painting its emotional weight, quiet yet deeply charged.
This contemporary abstract artwork reflects the aftermath of systems we trust and ideals we inherit. It speaks to belief structures that have been tested, compromised, or slowly outgrown. The work invites stillness and prolonged looking, revealing its depth over time rather than demanding immediate understanding.
Faded Halo Protocol is a compelling choice for collectors drawn to conceptual abstraction, modern restraint, and original mixed media art that carries both visual presence and psychological resonance. It is well suited for modern interiors, curated collections, and spaces that value subtle disruption and layered meaning.
