Fractal Funk explores the tension between spontaneity and structure, evoking the bold visual language of 1980s neon culture through a contemporary lens. Waves of hot pink and electric green unfurl across a deep, fractal ground, creating a dialogue between organic fluidity and geometric repetition. The composition oscillates between order and disruption, recalling the improvisational energy of music and movement while remaining anchored within a rigorously patterned framework.
The work becomes both a visual rhythm and a study in contrasts — synthetic yet organic, playful yet precise — inviting the viewer to inhabit a space where colour, form, and pulse converge.
 
Acrylic Polyester Composite and Wood
Framed in black, ready to hang.
88cm X 61cm