Giclee print on mid expressions paper signed and numbered 1 - 50 A3 sizing to be clarified.
 
Meanings shift and change with my work, but...
 
This striking mixed-media work exudes a raw, almost alchemical energy, as though capturing a moment of heightened perception or transformation. The chaotic yet structured layering of patterns, fragmented faces, and cryptic symbols creates a mesmerizing interplay between form and meaning. The central figure appears in a state of flux—its features dissolving and reassembling, surrounded by a dense field of swirling lines and glyphs, evoking the sensation of a mind unraveling or reforming in the wake of some profound experience.
 
The title, Post Elixir Reflection (All Those Follicles Were Lythe and Alive), suggests an altered state of consciousness—a moment of contemplation after consuming some mysterious elixir, whether literal or metaphorical. The word elixir hints at transformation, mysticism, or even scientific experimentation, while reflection implies introspection, as if the figure is caught between dimensions of thought. The subtitle, All Those Follicles Were Lythe and Alive, introduces an almost surreal bodily awareness, emphasizing an acute sensory experience. Hair—often a symbol of vitality, transformation, or even chaos—seems to take on an animated quality, reinforcing the idea of heightened perception or bodily mutation.
 
This piece pulsates with the energy of transformation, where body, thought, and reality itself become fluid. It captures the tension between revelation and instability, between consuming knowledge (or an elixir) and the disorienting aftermath. Is this figure awakening to a new reality, or unraveling under the weight of its own expanding perception? The painting leaves this question open, inviting the viewer to confront their own shifting narratives of self and reality.
 
There might be a delay in sending if I need to go back to my printer due to demand.