Fillmore & Duboce

In this piece, I wanted to combine my current concepts around Victorian Architecture by adding a buttload of texture. The surface of the canvas is covered in a trembling and uneven landscape of molding gesso which represents the unstable geography of the Bay Area. The 3 essential shapes for building anything (a square, triangle, and circle) are all hiding within the textured surface. Using several acrylic mediums, the individual shapes and silhouettes of the Victorian houses are visible, but forced to coexist in an unstable terrain that blends them into a greater whole.