Geometric Abstract Paintings:
Fault Lines of Coordination
Abstract Canvas Art Series · 2025

This series extends my practice of psychogeographical mapping through abstract art. Here, systemic instability becomes a way to map lived experience. Tension and coordination act as coordinates of perception: • order vs. disruption • connection vs. fracture • stability vs. reconfiguration • structure vs. collapse Each composition functions as a spatial system, a map of internal movement shaped by memory, environment, and pressure. These paintings do not depict a fixed space. They trace movement within unstable terrain.

These mixed media abstract paintings combine acrylic, color tape, yarn, and wood blocks. • Wood blocks introduce weight, interruption, and architectural resistance • Yarn traces fragile, directional connections across the painted surface • Color tape establishes boundaries, divisions, and zones of tension • Paint is applied, interrupted, and reworked The process is iterative, built through accumulation, fracture, and reconfiguration. Each painting emerges through structural negotiation, not resolved composition. The canvas behaves like a system under pressure: layered, strained, and in constant flux.

5 abstract paintings on canvas Style  Contemporary abstract / geometric abstraction Theme Fault lines of coordination Emotion Tension, disruption, disorientation, structural instability Material Acrylic, color tape, yarn, LEGO brick, wood block Medium Stretched canvas 36 x 36 inches Date 2025 Location Newburgh, NY, USA Authentification Signed and title on the back

Original abstract paintings on canvas from Fault Lines of Coordination are available for collectors and exhibitions. This series is part of Adaptive Fragmentation, an ongoing body of work exploring systems, tension, and spatial perception through abstract art.

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