Convergence

105 x 110
Acrylic on canvas
2024

Convergence belongs to an early stage in the development of Juggling Painting, when color itself became one of the main subjects of experimentation. Large chromatic fields expand across the surface, overlapping and pressing against one another while still preserving traces of their individual identities.

Rather than mixing the colors beforehand, the painting process allows their relationships to develop directly on the canvas through repetition, impact, and accumulation. Yellow, pink, blue, and violet progressively occupy and transform the available space, creating boundaries that are neither completely controlled nor entirely accidental.

The work reflects an early investigation into how simple physical actions can produce large-scale chromatic structures. Convergence captures a moment in the development of Juggling Painting when the interaction between movement and color was beginning to establish its own visual logic.