The Long Divide

Description

‘The Long Divide’ 8x12x1.2”; gallery-wrapped canvas; Abstract Minimalist Expressionism; dachshund

A meditation on form, space, and continuity, The Long Divide reimagines the familiar silhouette of a dachshund through the lens of minimalist abstraction. 
Rendered in bold black brushstrokes against a stark white canvas, the composition is intentionally fragmented- dividing the subject across two horizontal planes to evoke themes of separation, duality, and visual rhythm. 

This piece invites the viewer to consider the relationship between presence and absence, motion and stillness. The expressive brushwork suggests spontaneity, while the deliberate split challenges conventional representation, offering a fresh perspective on a beloved figure. 

Ideal for modern interiors, this canvas blends graphic simplicity with conceptual nuance, making it a striking focal point in any space.