"DON'T OVERTHINK" stands as one of Gangwani’s most abstract works at this scale, measuring five by four feet. The background fades from blue to pink, created through layered spray paint, setting the stage for a chaotic yet intentional build-up of acrylic pours, throws, and splashes. Gangwani also used spray paint in liquid form, casting it across the canvas in expressive bursts.
The piece was made on a sunny day, a moment driven by instinct and emotion. That energy, that feeling of being outside and letting go, guided the entire process. The work isn’t meant to be overanalyzed. It’s a raw expression of presence and feeling. Some viewers have said they see animals, faces, or landscapes in it, but for Gangwani, it’s simply a release, proof that sometimes you just have to feel it and let it happen.
