Size: 23x21” inches

Materials: Acrylic on wood

This wall sculpture is part of Captain Casual’s newest series, The BrushStrokes—a collection that magnifies the raw, intimate moment of creation. Designed to represent a single brushstroke zoomed in 100x, the piece transforms a fleeting gesture into a sculptural form that feels both fluid and architectural.

Layered ribbons of color curve, fold, and intertwine, revealing the depth, texture, and movement normally lost in a single pass of paint. Each contour captures the energy of the artist’s hand—where motion, pressure, and intention are frozen in time. The sculptural brushstroke becomes monumental, inviting the viewer to step inside the act of painting itself.

As the piece extends off the wall, it casts an incredible, ever-changing shadow, enhancing its three-dimensional effect. Light and perspective activate the work, creating a dynamic interplay between form and shadow that shifts throughout the day. The result is a living sculpture—one that evolves with its environment and pulls the viewer into a layered visual experience.

Organic yet controlled, bold yet meditative, this work blurs the line between painting and sculpture. It celebrates process over perfection and elevates the brushstroke from a means to an end into the subject itself—an abstract study of motion, color, space, and creative force.