Rupture embodies abstract expressionism through deliberate gestural intensity and material authenticity. Heavy impasto like application creates tactile surface variation, while a commanding vertical black form bisects the composition—a visual metaphor for rupture itself. The monochromatic foundation of white and gray plaster tones grounds the work in restraint, yet neon green splatters and drips introduce visceral energy and psychological tension. Rooted in Tachisme's emphasis on spontaneous mark-making and emotional immediacy, this piece demands engagement. The interplay between controlled geometry and uncontrolled gesture creates visual friction that rewards sustained viewing, making it an intellectually compelling addition to contemporary interiors.
