“Glitch in the Gogh” is a three-panel series that transforms a quiet field in Chagrin Falls, Ohio, into something almost hallucinatory. At first glance, you’ll recognize the tall grass swaying in the wind. Look longer, and the color begins to shift—pinks flicker into violets, gold melts into emerald, and the horizon line dissolves into abstraction.
The title nods to Vincent van Gogh, whose swirling brushwork inspired the energy in these panels. Instead of paint, this effect was created by manipulating light itself—bending the original photograph until it revealed hidden spectrums. Each panel comes alive under shifting light, making every glance a new experience.
Produced on premium acoustic panels that soften sound in your space, this triptych isn’t only visual—it’s a sensory anchor. Whether installed together or spaced apart, these pieces invite you to pause and let your perception recalibrate.
“Glitch in the Gogh” is a three-panel series that transforms a quiet field in Chagrin Falls, Ohio, into something almost hallucinatory. At first glance, you’ll recognize the tall grass swaying in the wind. Look longer, and the color begins to shift—pinks flicker into violets, gold melts into emerald, and the horizon line dissolves into abstraction.
The title nods to Vincent van Gogh, whose swirling brushwork inspired the energy in these panels. Instead of paint, this effect was created by manipulating light itself—bending the original photograph until it revealed hidden spectrums. Each panel comes alive under shifting light, making every glance a new experience.
Produced on premium acoustic panels that soften sound in your space, this triptych isn’t only visual—it’s a sensory anchor. Whether installed together or spaced apart, these pieces invite you to pause and let your perception recalibrate.
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