The station -- surrounded by yellow fields with blue sky and white streaks.

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Undulating Silver Orb
Crick Rocks , Abstract painting with swirling colors and textured brushstrokes, featuring blues, blacks, golds, and pinks.
Roads, Close-up of an abstract painting featuring thick, textured strokes of green, blue, black, and yellow paint, with red and orange flower-like accents along a curved green shape.
Spinning magenta ring
Close-up of an abstract painting with thick, textured green, yellow, red, blue, and white paint strokes.
Close-up of a painted eye on a textured surface, with black, white, and shades of blue-green colors and abstract background patterns.
Face, Close-up of an abstract painting with warm colors, including red, orange, and yellow, with textured, sweeping brushstrokes.
A colorful abstract landscape painting featuring a winding river flowing through a mountainous terrain in vibrant reds, browns, and blues.
Blue metallic bouncy spring
Close-up of an abstract painting with vertical streaks of bright colors including red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple.
Spinning blue glass orb
Colorful abstract painting of a man's face with thick textured strokes in orange, yellow, green, and blue on a white background.

PAUL.. WHY DO YOU PAINT?

My journey into painting began unexpectedly in 2015 when I found myself in someone else's art studio during a home tour. It was a small, windowless room in a basement, yet it felt so alive! Vibrant colors adorned every corner, with photos, drawings, and paintings covering the walls. Art was everywhere—it was beautiful. What captivated me about the room were the endless possibilities that emerged from such a simple space—a room without a window, yet filled with color, life, and light! I felt compelled to try it myself. What I love about art is its perpetual nature; it's never finished until you decide it is. It allows me to make decisions without fear, to tell stories, and to explore my imagination. This is why I will always be a painter.

- PAUL

Follow your art.