Threshold (Chartreuse) is a bold and evocative work within the Extraordinary Everyday series, serving as a central piece in the triptych. This abstract photograph magnifies an overlooked household texture, transforming it into a striking tapestry of contrast and form.
The granular, speckled surface on the left dissolves into smooth, linear patterns on the right, creating a dialogue between chaos and order. The chartreuse hues dominate the composition with a vibrant energy, evoking both organic growth and industrial precision. The dynamic interplay between texture and color draws the viewer into a liminal space—a "threshold" that bridges the familiar and the surreal.
As part of the triptych, Threshold (Chartreuse) represents a moment of transition and discovery, encouraging viewers to find beauty in the unnoticed details of everyday life.
The piece challenges conventional perceptions, inviting us to reimagine the ordinary as extraordinary.
Through its bold manipulation of scale, colour, and texture, this artwork extends the storytelling capabilities of the series, creating a sensory experience that is both meditative and provocative. It stands as a reminder of the transformative potential of perspective and the endless possibilities of abstraction.
