It's all too much

It’s all too much (10 November 2023) presents a personal, richly layered abstract that channels architectural energy and emotional impact.

Crafted as a solo piece (personal commission), it’s part of his ongoing exploration of bold form and texture, using rhythmic build-up and depth to evoke sensory richness. The title nods to the visual complexity, hinting at an overwhelming yet deliberate intensity in composition. While rooted in abstraction, the work also hints at meaningful reflection—inviting viewers to embrace the tension between restraint and abundance.