Untitled 

Christian Royal’s ‘Untitled’ presents a symphony of pattern and form, rendered in delicate greens and creams. The work is structured around a square format, where a complex, lace-like design unfolds. The composition reveals a tension between regularity and organic freedom. Floral motifs and swirling tendrils create a surface teeming with detail, yet are arranged in a manner that echoes traditional ornamental patterns. Notice how Royal employs repetition to establish rhythm and balance, while also introducing subtle variations that prevent the design from becoming static. This interplay between order and spontaneity invites the viewer to explore the artwork's intricate details. Ultimately, 'Untitled' invites us to consider how decorative arts can be both aesthetically pleasing and intellectually engaging. By embracing pattern and ornament, Royal challenges conventional ideas about art and its relationship to everyday life.