Face Off
Balance and precision define this image.
This composition was not intended to expose the “what” of the objects depicted, but rather to reveal the intention of their shared deeper nature which creates a direct but unemotional confrontation. I wanted to show what they could mean to each other as abstract forms intruding without apology into each other's space.
The negative space between the smooth corners of the angular forms is as deliberate as the metallic shapes themselves.
In this way, it evokes the paradoxical emotions of firm resolution and gentle tranquility.