Michelle Masters The Luminosity Series
Behind the Images
In the beginning - "A Parade of All That is Beautiful"
Parade establishes a rhythmic field of light and movement, suggesting procession, accumulation, and collective presence through layered form and luminous repetition.
As part of Masters’ Luminosity Series, Parade introduces light as an organizing force that guides the works that follow.
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Parade II is an original contemporary abstract painting by Michelle Masters.
The work presents a rhythmic field of light and layered form, suggesting movement, procession, and collective presence through repetition and variation.
Part of Masters’ ongoing Luminosity Series, Parade II explores light as an organizing force that unifies individual elements within a larger whole.
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Afterlife Map is an original contemporary abstract painting by Michelle Masters.
The work presents layered fields of light and spatial divisions that evoke a conceptual mapping of transition beyond physical life. Through schematic structure and atmospheric depth, the painting suggests orientation, passage, and continuity rather than narrative depiction.
Part of Masters’ ongoing Luminosity Series, Af
Floating City of Lights is an original contemporary abstract painting by Michelle Masters.
The work depicts a luminous, suspended city formed through layered veils of light, architectural glow, and atmospheric depth. It explores themes of transition, threshold, and spiritual ascent, evoking a state between grounded form and transcendence.
Part of Masters’ ongoing Luminosity Series, the painting inve
Luminous Path centers on a radiant passage of light formed through layered veils and atmospheric depth, suggesting movement, direction, and emergence. Light functions as both structure and guide, creating a sense of orientation without fixed destination.
Part of Masters’ ongoing Luminosity Series, Luminous Path explores light as a navigational force, marking moments of transition and becoming.
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Parade ntroduces a rhythmic field of light, movement, and layered form, suggesting procession, accumulation, and shared presence. Through luminous repetition and spatial flow, the painting establishes light as both subject and structure.
As the initiating work of the series, Parade of All That Is Beautiful sets the conceptual foundation for Masters.
The Bridge
Finding The Way Back 36x48" mixed media on canvas.
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