Infinity

Acrylic ink on Canvas Poster

12" x 16"

2023

"Infinity" is a visual meditation on the concept of timelessness, balance, and continuity. Rendered in bold, fluid strokes of ink on canvas, the piece captures the unbroken essence of infinity as both a mathematical and spiritual idea. The deliberate use of vibrant primary colors—red, yellow, and blue—paired with grounding black tones creates a rhythmic interplay that resonates with movement and energy reflecting the primary nature of the cycles of life.

At the heart of the work lies an abstract figure-eight motif, The negative space surrounding the figure serves to heighten the impact of the central design, allowing the viewer to focus on its form and contemplate its significance.

The dynamic color palette of Infinity speaks to the contrasts inherent in life: red, the color of passion and vitality; blue, symbolizing calm and serenity; yellow, representing energy and illumination; and black, grounding the composition with its weight and mystery. Together, these elements coalesce to create harmony and contrast—a reminder of the infinite dualities that shape our world.

This 12” x 16” poster-sized canvas makes the piece accessible, yet impactful. It can transform any space into a contemplative setting, encouraging viewers to reflect on their own notions of eternity, continuity, and interconnectedness.

Infinity invites us to consider our place in a boundless universe and offers a visual representation of something that transcends time, space, and limitation. Whether viewed as a symbol of endless possibilities or a meditative focal point, the artwork carries a timeless message: life, like the figure-eight, is forever flowing, evolving, and infinite.

(unstretched and unframed designed to be hung free form from picture wire)

Twenty per cent of the proceeds from the sale of this piece will be donated to The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity in remembrance of the powerful, vibrant spirit of Emma Catherine Bishop and in continuation of her incredible fundraising for rare and pervasive cancers.