‘[c]loudvision’

Artist Notes:
cloudvision is an invitation to sit with the in-between. A visual drift—part memory, part moment—that plays with perception and the limits of clarity. I was thinking about how clouds obscure and reveal, how they shape-shift in front of us without explanation. There’s something soft but stubborn about that.

The piece was built through layering: loose aerosol gestures over structured acrylic planes. Controlled chaos. The tension between form and vapor was important—how a line can dissolve into mist, how atmosphere can become the subject.

There’s no central figure here, no anchoring object. Just feeling. A pull toward presence, where looking becomes a kind of listening. The kind of vision you have when you stop needing to define everything you see.