Dancing Feet Mixed Media Abstract Painting

A fractured lattice of newspaper text and scraped pigment assembles itself into a restless body of forms, as if public language has been torn, rearranged, and forced to confess something more intimate. Against the saturated red field—at once alarm and vitality—cool blues and greens flare up like bruises of memory, while thick white passages behave as wounds and erasures, insisting on silence where meaning once claimed authority. The overlapping planes create a shallow, pressurized space in which figure and ground continuously trade roles, suggesting identity as a collage of borrowed narratives, censored truths, and stubborn resilience. What emerges is not a single story but a charged palimpsest: a portrait of lived experience built from the debris of information and the persistence of paint.