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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
16x20in
About this artwork
"The Space We Share" explores the connection that exists between different ways of seeing the world. Two figures occupy the same canvas, each defined by contrasting forms, colors, and visual language. One face is fluid and organic, while the other is structured and geometric. Despite their differences, they are joined by clasped hands that become the emotional center of the composition. The gesture suggests trust, understanding, and the quiet act… of remaining connected when perspectives do not fully align. Bold lines, layered color, and simplified forms create a conversation between individuality and relationship. Rather than focusing on division, the painting reflects the shared space where memory, experience, and human connection meet.
Paul Brandwein Sr. is a self-taught painter whose medium is primarily layered, textured acrylic on canvas, shaped by a background of personal transformation after a traumatic brain injury. His techniques blend intuitive abstraction, contemporary Cubism, and Neuro-Expressionism, featuring impasto that mimics scar tissue, shifting forms that emerge instinctively, and colors that bleed to echo memory and emotion. His art radiates raw honesty, evoking spiritual depth and the experience of survival—each piece a poignant testament to endurance, revelation, and the reconstruction of self.
Represented by The Fa Fa Gallery Midland Texas 2022- Present
In 2025, I released “From Canvas to ColorBook,” a published collection where I translated my abstract paintings into line-art form for the public. It’s part of how I share my work beyond the canvas and invite people into my creative world.