Cognitive Combustion Catalysis, a 36 by 36 inch UV-active acrylic painting on a gessoed sheet-metal street sign.
Cognitive Combustion Catalysis · 36 × 36 in

TRAD3_MRK · Ryan Lynch

Paintings that change under different light.

Ultraviolet-reactive paintings on canvas, wood, and reclaimed street-sign panels whose colour, detail, and symbolic structure change under different light.

Selected Work

Six works spanning canvas, wood panel, and reclaimed street-sign supports. Switch each painting between daylight and ultraviolet views, or open the gallery for near-screen-size detail. Ongoing pieces are labelled as such.

Under Another Light

The same painting, seen in daylight and under ultraviolet light. UV-reactive pigments reveal different colour relationships and details under ultraviolet illumination.

Cognitive Combustion Catalysis, a 36 by 36 inch UV-active acrylic painting on a gessoed sheet-metal street sign.

Cognitive Combustion Catalysis · 36 × 36 in

Ryan Lynch painting a detailed acrylic artwork outdoors.

About

Ryan Lynch is a visual artist working across ultraviolet-reactive acrylic painting and digital illustration. His paintings on canvas, wood, and reclaimed street-sign panels shift in colour, detail, and visual structure under different illumination. The practice engages material process, symbolism, mythology, light, signal, and transformation. Digital illustration extends the same visual language into screen-based work and will be added as a separate gallery.

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