Neurosynth

Title: Neurosynth Medium: Oil on cradled wood panel Dimensions: 12 x 12 inches

A vibrant meditation on perception and cognition, Neurosynth traps a human skull inside a lattice of pulsating, angular geometry. Electric hues—magenta, cyan, acid green—collide and overlap, forming a chaotic visual cortex around the calm, bleached structure of the cranium. The skull, neither alive nor dead, seems to hum with synthetic awareness as if plugged into a neural network of its own making. Painted with obsessive precision and chromatic intensity, this piece balances the organic and the artificial, suggesting that identity may be a glitch in the system—or a pattern emerging from the noise.