Flashes 1992Framed Poster

Flashes 1992 puts its weight in the middle of the sheet, where dark strokes cross a warm field and thin trails of colour drift outward. The eye enters at the left edge, follows one line inward, and finds the rest of the surface kept open.

A framed poster suits a wall that gets side light. A light frame on a dark wall lets the pale ground stay soft, while a wood frame sits well beside wooden furniture.

Hang it in a hallway, at a height where the top edge lines up with the door frame. Walking past, you catch the dark centre first and the empty edges after.