“Synchronised Opposites” is about the quiet dance between contradictions. It’s a visual exploration of how seemingly opposing forces: chaos and calm, intuition and logic, expansion and control — aren’t enemies, but partners in a deeper rhythm. This work was born during a time when I was navigating tension: between motherhood and ambition, between adaptation and resistance, between wanting to be still and needing to move. The inspiration came from observing nature’s paradoxes. How trees bend without breaking. How cells divide to grow. How light and shadow rely on each other. I began to wonder — what if we’re meant to hold opposites, not resolve them? This painting is not about balance in the Pinterest sense. It's not about making things tidy. It's about giving space for both sides to breathe, to stretch, to speak. It’s a kind of visual breathing exercise — inhale tension, exhale harmony. To me, it’s a reminder that contradictions aren’t a flaw in the system — they are the system. Layered acrylic on stretched canvas. The process is both controlled and impulsive: bold marks meet delicate washes, precise lines dissolve into blurred motion. Technical Specifications • Dimensions (unframed): 100 × 70 cm; 40 x 30 in. • Border color: Black. • Framing: Unframed • Finish: Varnish for soft sheen and surface protection • Signed: On the back of the canvas and signature on the front. • Media: Acrylics.