Triple Alignment is part of the Fire Horse Collection (2026), a body of work centered on movement, momentum, and underlying order within motion. Drawing from the energy of equestrian racing, the composition presents three riders in parallel, each marked with the number four, forming a subtle reference to repetition, stability, and alignment.
The recurrence of “444” introduces a quiet symbolic layer, often associated with grounding and forward progression. Within the work, this structure contrasts with the fluidity of motion, creating a balance between control and instinct.
Rendered in a warm, textured surface, the piece carries an earthen depth that enhances its sense of weight and presence. Through this interplay of rhythm, material, and movement, Triple Alignment reflects a moment where direction becomes clear and momentum begins to build.
Acrylic and textured medium on canvas.
Triple Alignment is part of the Fire Horse Collection (2026), a body of work centered on movement, momentum, and underlying order within motion. Drawing from the energy of equestrian racing, the composition presents three riders in parallel, each marked with the number four, forming a subtle reference to repetition, stability, and alignment.
The recurrence of “444” introduces a quiet symbolic layer, often associated with grounding and forward progression. Within the work, this structure contrasts with the fluidity of motion, creating a balance between control and instinct.
Rendered in a warm, textured surface, the piece carries an earthen depth that enhances its sense of weight and presence. Through this interplay of rhythm, material, and movement, Triple Alignment reflects a moment where direction becomes clear and momentum begins to build.
Acrylic and textured medium on canvas.
