Erratic Thought was a breakthrough moment for Gangwani. A piece that helped unlock the visual language that would shape much of his future work. The goal was to push the boundaries of expression, layering as many faces, emotions, and fragmented thoughts as possible within a single, confined space. The process was challenging, requiring him to let go of structure and allow instinct to guide his hand.
The piece came together over several days, beginning with a sprayed background created while spending time with a friend. What followed were long stretches of focus, hours spent zoning in and letting the energy take over. The result is a chaotic but intentional rhythm, each curve, mark, and line revealing the erratic flow of thought as it surfaced in real time.
