Paris Tooraji - Asymmetrical Resonance

Artwork Details:
• Artist: Paris Tooraji (b. 1978, based in the United Kingdom)
• Title: Asymmetrical Resonance
• Year: 2024
• Medium: Acrylic on canvas
• Dimensions (Canvas/Unframed): 76.2 × 101.6 × 2.5 cm (30 × 40 in)
• Dimensions (Framed): 79.2 × 104.6 cm (31.2 × 41.2 in)
• Frame: Includes a 1.5 cm handcrafted wooden frame
• Signature: Signed by the artist, lower right on the front
• Edition: Original artwork, 1/1 (Unique piece)
• Provenance: Directly from the artist’s studio / Tooraji Gallery
• Documentation: Accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity (COA) from Tooraji Gallery
• Condition: Mint condition (Original work directly from the studio)
• Shipping: Stretched on a stretcher bar, fitted with an outer wooden frame, ready to hang, and securely packaged in a custom protective box. Shipped fully insured via courier with tracking.

About the Artist:
Paris Tooraji is a contemporary abstract artist based in England. Working primarily with acrylics on canvas, his practice focuses on medium to large-scale paintings characterised by striking geometric shapes and captivating 3D effects. His distinctive style employs a sophisticated neutral palette juxtaposed with bold, expressive colours, creating an immersive sense of visual depth.

With a professional background in furniture design, his paintings are informed by a deep understanding of form, structure, and space. In 2023, Paris transitioned fully to his lifelong passion for visual arts. His works have been exhibited at venues including the Heritage Gallery, Middlesbrough Town Hall, and The Washhouse & Parlour in Rye, East Sussex. He is the founder of Tooraji Gallery.

Artwork Description:
In Asymmetrical Resonance, the viewer is drawn into a hypnotic interplay of form and illusion. Set against a deep, velvety black void, angular geometric structures emerge with architectural precision. Their warm, earthen tones—evoking forged bronze and aged timber—appear to float and descend through infinite space, creating a powerful sense of suspended movement. True resonance lives in the subtle asymmetries of weight, light, and direction. It is precisely in this elegant imbalance that the work finds its power, offering a quiet meditation on movement, tension, and the beauty of the unbalanced.