Subsurface Drift

Subsurface Drift is an abstract mixed media painting that evokes geological rhythms and the slow forces shaping the world beneath our feet. With a nuanced palette of layered greys, dark stone blacks, and soft whites — punctuated by a subtle trace of ochre — the work feels like a cross-section of memory frozen in mineral form.

The surface texture is dense yet fluid, suggesting subterranean movement, ash deposits, or fossil traces. The sweeping gestures are balanced by stillness; each line appears to have been carved by time rather than hand. Flecks of white pigment, like stars or dust, animate the work’s vastness and pull the viewer into microscopic and cosmic readings simultaneously.

This piece fits seamlessly in spaces that value material exploration, abstract landscape, or earth-inspired aesthetics. It’s ideal for collectors interested in abstract minimalism, textural sophistication, and conceptual references to geology and memory.

• Technique: Acrylic with Textural Additives

• Style: Abstract Earthscape / Monochrome Abstraction

• Medium: Acrylic and Mixed Media on Canvas

• Color Palette: Slate Grey, Bone White, Charcoal, Ochre Accents