Contemporary Abstract Paintings on Canvas: Plus Minus Playground
Abstract Canvas Art Series · 2025
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Geometric abstract paintings exploring polarity, interaction, and opposing forces.
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Mixed media canvas works where plus and minus generate movement, not balance.
Cinnamom Castto
Acrylic, color tape, yarn, LEGO brick, silicone rubber band, white plastic cross and fabric
on stretched canvas 51 x 51 cm - 20"x 20", USA, 2025
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Gather Viigo
Acrylic, color tape, yarn, LEGO brick, silicone rubber band, white plastic cross and fabric
on stretched canvas 51 x 51 cm - 20"x 20", USA, 2025
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Espacc elasticity
Acrylic, color tape, yarn, LEGO brick, silicone rubber band, white plastic cross and fabric
on stretched canvas 51 x 51 cm - 20"x 20", USA, 2025
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Plus Minus Playground is a series of contemporary abstract paintings on canvas
built around the interaction of opposing forces.
Rather than treating plus and minus as fixed opposites, the work explores
how they behave as active elements within a system.
They push, resist, overlap, and reshape each other.
Mon ciel en Huahsuu
Acrylic, color tape, yarn, LEGO brick, silicone rubber band, white plastic cross and fabric
on stretched canvas 51 x 51 cm - 20"x 20", USA, 2025
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Behind the Jiiia
Acrylic, color tape, yarn, LEGO brick, silicone rubber band, white plastic cross and fabric
on stretched canvas 51 x 51 cm - 20"x 20", USA, 2025
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In search of Hayyyon
Acrylic, color tape, yarn, LEGO brick, silicone rubber band, white plastic cross and fabric
on stretched canvas 51 x 51 cm - 20"x 20", USA, 2025
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“Opposition doesn’t cancel, it activates.”
About the Theme of Plus Minus
Playground
Plus Minus Playground is a series where I channel emotional contradictions, tension, anticipation, and playfulness through a language of abstract geometry, thread, and symbolic marks.
My process begins with mapping intuitive gestures onto a raw canvas: taped lines, yarn grids, LEGO bricks, and found plastic parts are arranged like fragments of a scrambled code or echoes of urban circuitry.
Each "+" and "–" becomes a sign of presence and absence, a negotiation between control and disorder.
I intentionally build onto the back of each canvas, embedding small objects that distort the surface and fracture its expected flatness.