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This original watercolor depicts a tiger shark rendered in pointillism, shown in a rare mid-turn rather than the artist’s customary profile view. The composition captures a moment of transition, where the shark’s body curves gently through space, suggesting movement without relying on realism or speed.
Built through thousands of individual marks, the pointillist approach softens the boundaries of form, allowing the sense of motion to remain implied rather than literal. The tiger’s distinctive striping guides the eye through the turn, creating rhythm and continuity across the surface while preserving the quiet, deliberate nature of the technique.
This one-of-a-kind artwork explores movement as a felt experience rather than a precise depiction, offering a contemplative interpretation of a powerful marine animal.
Painted on archival paper. 18 × 24. Signed original. Unframed.
This original watercolor depicts a tiger shark rendered in pointillism, shown in a rare mid-turn rather than the artist’s customary profile view. The composition captures a moment of transition, where the shark’s body curves gently through space, suggesting movement without relying on realism or speed.
Built through thousands of individual marks, the pointillist approach softens the boundaries of form, allowing the sense of motion to remain implied rather than literal. The tiger’s distinctive striping guides the eye through the turn, creating rhythm and continuity across the surface while preserving the quiet, deliberate nature of the technique.
This one-of-a-kind artwork explores movement as a felt experience rather than a precise depiction, offering a contemplative interpretation of a powerful marine animal.
Painted on archival paper. 18 × 24. Signed original. Unframed.