Contemporary Abstract Paintings on Canvas: Shape Memory Game
Abstract Canvas Art Series · 2025
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Abstract paintings on canvas exploring playful nostalgia, fragmented recollection,
and emotional coding.
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Mixed-media works in which memory surfaces as geometry, scattered, vivid,
and never quite resolved.
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Acrylic, color tape, yarn, thread, and wood block on stretched canvas 152 x 152 cm - 60"x 60", USA, 2025.
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Acrylic, color tape, yarn, thread, and wood block on stretched canvas 152 x 152 cm - 60"x 60", USA, 2025.
Available
Shape Memory Game is a series of contemporary abstract paintings on canvas built
around the act of remembering, and the distortion that comes with it.
Rather than reconstructing memory as narrative, the work renders it as sensation:
bright, fragmented, layered, and slightly out of reach.
It pops. It blurs. It refuses to settle.
“Memory doesn't replay, it reassembles.
Every time, something shifts.”
About the theme of Drawing Memory
Shape Memory Game is a series where I engage abstraction as a playful yet poignant exploration of fragmented recollection and emotional coding.
The process begins with layering: geometric forms, colored threads, and found objects, each an emblem of stored
or distorted memory.
The seemingly chaotic composition mimics the disorder
of remembering: moments surface with sharp clarity,
then blur into noise.
Bright colors evoke youthful exuberance and curiosity.
Intersecting lines introduce tension and structure, the subconscious effort to make sense of scattered data.
There's a sensory overload to the work, yet every color
and form has intent, creating a cognitive map that mirrors mental sorting.
The emotions range from joy to confusion to nostalgia, urging the viewer to trace their own internal circuitry
of memory and meaning.
This series is not about fixed answers.
It's about the constant mental ping-pong between remembering, forgetting, and reinterpreting.
