‘Neurodivergent Lines’ Print

‘Neurodivergent Lines’ have thick dark strokes cross over each other on a charcoal and gold background. Slashes of magenta peek through. Small metallic pieces are scattered across the surface, catching light. Nothing is neat. Everything overlaps, collides, and moves. It’s textured, urgent, alive.

This is what a neurodivergent brain looks like on canvas. Too many thoughts at once. Paths crossing, doubling back, crashing into each other. The dark is overwhelm. The gold is hyperfocus, the moments that light up. The little pieces scattered around are the ideas that won’t sit still. "Neurodivergent Lines" isn’t about being messy. It’s about being full. Full of motion, full of contrast, full of things that don’t fit in straight lines.