TEARS FOR UKRAINE emerged without a predetermined image or story. Created with alcohol ink as a reverse painting on 16 × 20-inch plexiglass, the work developed as layers of ink moved and settled across the surface. The weight above and the downward flow began to feel like tears—a visual expression of grief for Ukraine and its people. Through a process that balances intention with unpredictable movement, the painting became an expression of sorrow, empathy, and our shared humanity across borders.
TEARS FOR UKRAINE emerged without a predetermined image or story. Created with alcohol ink as a reverse painting on 16 × 20-inch plexiglass, the work developed as layers of ink moved and settled across the surface. The weight above and the downward flow began to feel like tears—a visual expression of grief for Ukraine and its people. Through a process that balances intention with unpredictable movement, the painting became an expression of sorrow, empathy, and our shared humanity across borders.