After a traumatic head injury that left him in a coma, self-taught artist Byron Eksteen had to relearn how to make sense of the world and in doing so immersed himself in creative expression. From music to writing, painting to drawing, Eksteen experiments relentlessly with shapes form and color to capture the rhythms and patterns that inspire him. Focusing largely on abstraction, Eksteen works autonomously by creating works that have no discernible beginning or end. They are rather the translation of the thoughts and feelings in his mind made visible for the viewer to lose themselves in.