24 Boxes, 24 Days - acrylic on canvas print

‘24 boxes, 24 days’ is a study in structure and variation.

Twenty four identical boxes sit inside a clean white grid. The grid is regulation. It’s the routine, the boundary, the container that makes everything else possible. Inside each cell, warm gold-tan paint behaves differently. Some squares are smooth and calm. Others carry ridges, drag marks, bursts of lighter gold, places where the paint didn’t quite reach the edge.

This work is about how a neurodivergent mind moves through systems. From the outside it can look uniform. From the inside, no two moments are the same. One box holds stillness. The next holds energy. Another shows wear, correction, or a second thought. The white space between them is just as important — it’s the pause, the breath, the boundary that keeps things from bleeding together.