“Green Faces”

“Green Faces” explores the relationship between money, growth, identity, and perception. Vintage botanical imagery is disrupted by raw black brushstrokes that form abstract faces, allowing nature and human expression to exist within the same space.

The green leaves and citrus represent growth, abundance, and prosperity, while the distorted faces symbolize the different identities, emotions, and perspectives that can emerge in the pursuit of success.

At its core, Green Faces asks a simple question: What do we become while chasing what we want?

Style: Abstract / Neo-Expressionism / Contemporary
Themes: Money • Growth • Identity • Ambition • Perspective