A study in movement, perspective, and the lines that define the game. Crosscourt pulls the geometry of a tennis court out of its traditional view, using intersecting lines and shifting planes to create a composition that feels almost abstract from above.
The structured court is interrupted by preserved moss creeping in from the edges, blurring the boundary between the built environment and something wild. I wanted the moss to feel almost like the court is being slowly reclaimed by nature, with the organic texture pushing against the precision of the painted lines.
Textured paint + preserved moss + every shade of olive and forest green under the sun, blended 10,000+ different ways 🫢🙃
Ready to hang in white shadow box | 11” x 13” with frame
A study in movement, perspective, and the lines that define the game. Crosscourt pulls the geometry of a tennis court out of its traditional view, using intersecting lines and shifting planes to create a composition that feels almost abstract from above.
The structured court is interrupted by preserved moss creeping in from the edges, blurring the boundary between the built environment and something wild. I wanted the moss to feel almost like the court is being slowly reclaimed by nature, with the organic texture pushing against the precision of the painted lines.
Textured paint + preserved moss + every shade of olive and forest green under the sun, blended 10,000+ different ways 🫢🙃
Ready to hang in white shadow box | 11” x 13” with frame