A single continuous yellow line traces a heart before cutting across itself in a loose, confident arc - the stroke neither hesitating nor correcting, just pressing forward. Shona Marie works in a colour that reads almost as signal rather than pigment, the chrome yellow pulling the eye along each turn and crossing. Where lines collide, small knots of pigment accumulate, giving the work an unexpected physical weight against the open white field.
A single continuous yellow line traces a heart before cutting across itself in a loose, confident arc - the stroke neither hesitating nor correcting, just pressing forward. Shona Marie works in a colour that reads almost as signal rather than pigment, the chrome yellow pulling the eye along each turn and crossing. Where lines collide, small knots of pigment accumulate, giving the work an unexpected physical weight against the open white field.
- Curatorial note, wifärt gallery