Not Just One Rainbow Print

‘Not just one rainbow’ shows two arcs colliding, layered with thick bands of colour that refuse to stay in order. Orange, purple, pink, green, blue, gold — all pulled in one motion, then crossed over by another. The paint sits high on the canvas so you can see the edge of the gesture, where it lifted. The white around it isn’t empty as it is space to let the colour be loud without competition. It’s not a perfect rainbow. It’s two rainbows that met mid-air and decided to stay.

This is simply multiplicity without needing to resolve it. Different wavelengths, different speeds, existing in the same form. One arc starts, another interrupts, and both are valid. There’s joy here, but also texture and weight — the physicality of paint holding many things at once. It doesn’t ask to be simplified or explained. It just asks to be seen as whole, complex, and complete exactly as it landed.