Nailed It Series No 14 Wood Abstract Painting

This work distills a flower into pure geometry, where taut threads radiate from a dark central aperture like measured breaths, turning symmetry into a quiet ritual of balance. Four translucent “petals” in softened orange, green, blue, and rose hover against the white field, their gradients dissolving material into atmosphere while the graphite-like star at the core asserts a disciplined, almost architectural spine. The interplay of line tension and airy color suggests a meditation on opposing forces—warm and cool, expansion and restraint—held in equilibrium by a single, steady point of origin. In its precision, the piece reads as both diagram and devotion, proposing that harmony is not found in softness alone but in the careful calibration of pull, distance, and light.