Try angle

Try Angle is a study in perspective, softness, and courage—the willingness to be seen from an unconventional angle. Rendered in block crayon on canvas, this piece carries a childlike honesty paired with a quietly provocative feminine presence. The figure emerges through asymmetry and color, not asking for perfection, only attention.

The triangular geometry of the face contrasts with the fluid, elongated body, suggesting the tension between structure and flow, mind and instinct. Cool blues surround the figure like an emotional field, while warm tones trace the body—hinting at vulnerability, desire, and embodiment. The crayon marks remain visible and intentional, honoring the process rather than polishing it away.

The irregular canvas shape reinforces the essence of the work: life is not even, beauty is not linear, and meaning often appears when we allow ourselves to try a new angle.

Details

• Original artwork
• Medium: Block crayon on canvas
• Dimensions (irregular):
  
• Top: 2’10” x 4’
• Bottom: 3’9”
• One of a kind
• Signed by the artist

This piece invites the viewer to soften their gaze, release symmetry, and meet the feminine in her unapologetic form—unbalanced, expressive, and wholly present.