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Cristina Doyle
Acrylic on paper
67 × 55cm
Imagining form: random print and paint methods surprisingly created a shape that looks familiar. Titled Avian, this piece grew from layered prints and quick paint marks that gradually suggested feather, beak and wing. It keeps the accident of the process while hinting at a living presence — not a literal bird, but an impression of birdlike movement and poise born from chance. The wonder of abstraction.
Cristina Doyle
Acrylic on paper
67 × 55cm
Imagining form: random print and paint methods surprisingly created a shape that looks familiar. Titled Avian, this piece grew from layered prints and quick paint marks that gradually suggested feather, beak and wing. It keeps the accident of the process while hinting at a living presence — not a literal bird, but an impression of birdlike movement and poise born from chance. The wonder of abstraction.
