Untitled 

Paul Feeley made this untitled work using paint on canvas; it presents a striking composition of geometric abstraction. The painting is dominated by a biomorphic form in solid black, outlined by bands of yellow and white. These shapes create a visual rhythm that invites the eye to trace the curves and contours of the design. Feeley’s use of color and form is highly deliberate. The stark contrast between the black figure and the brightly colored outlines creates a visual tension that is both dynamic and balanced. The careful arrangement of these elements results in a harmonious interplay of positive and negative space. The painting’s structure engages with semiotic interpretations through its use of color and shape. Yellow may suggest optimism or energy, while black can represent the unknown or unseen. Together, they create a dialog that challenges fixed meanings and offers new ways of thinking about space and perception. This formal quality functions aesthetically and invites ongoing interpretation.