What Do You See? (That's the Best Part)

Here's the thing about truly engaging art—it invites you in. It asks you to participate, to discover, to see something uniquely yours within it.

This 24" x 36" piece started as a playful experiment with kitchen countertop colors (soft grays, warm browns, luminous copper, creamy off-white), but became something so much more interesting. Maybe there's a chicken. Maybe there's a perching parrot, a little man in a sun visor peering from a cloud, a wishbone. Maybe you'll see something completely different—a face, a landscape, a memory that belongs only to you.

That's what makes it captivating. The iridescent copper paint catches light and shifts throughout the day. The subtle textures reveal new details depending on where you stand. It's like finding shapes in clouds, except this one lives on your wall and rewards you with fresh discoveries every time you look.

Protected with a satin UV varnish that gives just the right amount of sheen—enough to make that copper shimmer, not so much that it overwhelms. Mounted on gallery-wrapped canvas and ready to hang the moment you are.

This is for the person who appreciates art that doesn't tell you what to think. Who enjoys the journey of looking, really looking, and finding their own meaning. Who understands that the best pieces are the ones that feel like a conversation, not a lecture.

Your walls deserve something that makes you curious. Something that changes with you. Something that's as much fun to live with as it was to create.

What will you see?