Public Comment #3

Public Comment #3 (2021) is a 24x24 acrylic on canvas that plays with restraint and presence. Soft bands of white and gray pull through the center, fading into darker edges like a voice moving in and out of focus. It’s quiet, but not passive—more like a pause in conversation, or a breath held just long enough to notice. The work has a kind of weightless tension, asking you to lean in and listen, even if nothing is being said out loud. There’s something about it that feels unresolved on purpose—like a thought left hanging, waiting for the next comment.