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18x24 in;
Digital painting printed on archival-grade canvas.;
2025
Edge of the Front traces the moment when weather—and feeling—shift direction. Working through layered veils of color and motion, the piece captures that unstable line between tension and quiet, where emotional and atmospheric fronts collide. The forms drift between cloud, current, and signal, suggesting a landscape that is as internal as it is environmental.
This work reflects my ongoing interest in how perception and memory register as systems—how we sense change before we can name it. In Edge of the Front, color becomes a kind of emotional barometer, revealing the beauty and unease that coexist in any moment of transition.
Printed on archival-grade canvas, this digital painting is created through a fully hand-crafted, non-algorithmic process. Every mark and layer is built manually, echoing the slow accumulation of weather itself: shifting, dissolving, and re-forming.
-DJ Panyko
Website: www.trulydjart.com
IG: @truly_djart
18x24 in;
Digital painting printed on archival-grade canvas.;
2025
Edge of the Front traces the moment when weather—and feeling—shift direction. Working through layered veils of color and motion, the piece captures that unstable line between tension and quiet, where emotional and atmospheric fronts collide. The forms drift between cloud, current, and signal, suggesting a landscape that is as internal as it is environmental.
This work reflects my ongoing interest in how perception and memory register as systems—how we sense change before we can name it. In Edge of the Front, color becomes a kind of emotional barometer, revealing the beauty and unease that coexist in any moment of transition.
Printed on archival-grade canvas, this digital painting is created through a fully hand-crafted, non-algorithmic process. Every mark and layer is built manually, echoing the slow accumulation of weather itself: shifting, dissolving, and re-forming.
-DJ Panyko
Website: www.trulydjart.com
IG: @truly_djart
