Miscela di Colori — Italian for "mixture of colors" — unfolds as a visual dialogue between fire and water. Fiery reds, oranges, and yellows ignite on the left, gradually yielding to deep blues, indigos, and violets, where delicate cellular patterns and intricate textures invite contemplative stillness. The companion piece to Colori Laser, this is the right half of a diptych — two investigations in conversation about flow, change, and the energy that lives Miscela di Colori — Italian for "mixture of colors" — unfolds as a visual dialogue between fire and water. Fiery reds, oranges, and yellows ignite on the left, gradually yielding to deep blues, indigos, and violets, where delicate cellular patterns and intricate textures invite contemplative stillness. The companion piece to Colori Laser, this is the right half of a diptych — two investigations in conversation about flow, change, and the energy that lives between opposites.Created by Dr. George Michaels, a former computational genomics researcher whose studio practice treats each canvas as a visual experiment.between opposites.
Created by Dr. George Michaels, a former computational genomics researcher whose studio practice treats each canvas as a visual experiment.
Printed directly on aluminum for luminous color and a sleek modern finish — the fluid forms appear almost backlit, alive with depth.
Miscela di Colori — Italian for "mixture of colors" — unfolds as a visual dialogue between fire and water. Fiery reds, oranges, and yellows ignite on the left, gradually yielding to deep blues, indigos, and violets, where delicate cellular patterns and intricate textures invite contemplative stillness. The companion piece to Colori Laser, this is the right half of a diptych — two investigations in conversation about flow, change, and the energy that lives Miscela di Colori — Italian for "mixture of colors" — unfolds as a visual dialogue between fire and water. Fiery reds, oranges, and yellows ignite on the left, gradually yielding to deep blues, indigos, and violets, where delicate cellular patterns and intricate textures invite contemplative stillness. The companion piece to Colori Laser, this is the right half of a diptych — two investigations in conversation about flow, change, and the energy that lives between opposites.Created by Dr. George Michaels, a former computational genomics researcher whose studio practice treats each canvas as a visual experiment.between opposites.
Created by Dr. George Michaels, a former computational genomics researcher whose studio practice treats each canvas as a visual experiment.
Printed directly on aluminum for luminous color and a sleek modern finish — the fluid forms appear almost backlit, alive with depth.
