“Directional Code” is a hand-drawn work created in black archival ink liner and watercolor marker on white paper. Like much of my artwork, it emerged without pre-planning—built line by line in a state of intuitive improvisation, more jazz than blueprint.
What began as a solitary exploration of motion, rhythm, and asymmetry evolved into something glyphic—structured yet mysterious, like a diagram of psychic movement or an imagined architecture of meaning.
This piece sits at the intersection of postmodern abstraction, visionary symbolism, and retro-psychedelic design. Its directional flow and layered geometry feel both instructional and elusive—inviting the viewer to sense rather than decode.
The Medium
Archival black liner + watercolor marker
Scanned and digitally preserved
No color correction or cleanup—evidence of the hand remains
This preservation of imperfection is intentional. In a digital world, there's something grounding in seeing the slight shifts of pressure, the lived gesture of the line.
The Vibe
Retro-futurist schematics
Psychedelic signal diagrams
Visionary blueprints
Abstract motion glyphs
Whether you see an arrow, an antenna, or a message from the subconscious, this piece invites open interpretation.
Explore the Collection
This artwork is now available across a small collection of curated pieces:
👉 Art Print – High-res on museum-grade matte paper
👉 Tote Bag – Durable all-over print for everyday carry
👉 Journal – Spiral notebook for your own transmissions
