Acrylic paint on stretched canvas.
The artist’s signature is on the back of the canvas.
It has D-rings and a wire across the back and is ready to hang.
It comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity.
In I Don’t Want to Hear It, the overwhelming desire for quiet is transformed into a monumental, architectural form. Set against a warm, solid ochre field, an extraordinarily elongated figure loops into a dramatic, sweeping arch—bowing down to cover its ears with bright crimson hands. The composition pairs sweeping fluid lines with sharp, saturated accents at the hands and feet, turning a defensive, self-protective gesture into a striking visual balance. Rendered with clean outlines and flat colour planes, the artwork captures a universally relatable psychological moment of sensory overload with poignant, humorous minimalism.
