A riot of neon orange, fuchsia, and electric blue explodes across the 30 × 40-inch canvas, framing a single, split-down-the-middle face. On one side, thick black outlines and fractured planes nod to Picasso’s Cubism; on the other, dripped paint, frenetic scribbles, and a toothy, graffiti-styled grin channel Basquiat’s street-wise energy.

In Molecular Gossip, the concluding work in André Jamal Walker’s Signal & Response series, organic abstraction and coded symbols converge to explore the invisible conversations that shape our internal worlds.

You are cordially invited to the private viewing of David Obi's "Paintings/Drawings of African Tribal Contemporary Masks Exhibition." The paintings and drawings will be available for sale

You are cordially invited to the private viewing of David Obi's "Paintings/Drawings of African Tribal Contemporary Masks Exhibition." The paintings and drawings will be available for sale

Part of the “Signal & Response” series In Reactive Memory, the second work in André Jamal Walker’s Signal & Response series, memory is not static—it pulses, flares, and spills. Bold streaks of electric teal cascade over a backdrop of crimson, violet, and burnt umber, evoking a moment of emotional overload. These painterly drips mirror the spontaneous, involuntary ways memory returns—unfiltered, disruptive, and visceral.