I am Zach Touchon, a contemporary abstract artist whose work explores structure, fragmentation, and the quiet geometry within chaos.

My practice centers on large-scale paintings and mixed-media works that investigate balance, tension, subtraction, and the spaces in between. I’m drawn to the language of shape: torn edges, sharp cuts, layered fields, and precise compositions built from instinct as much as intention.

 

I work intuitively — constructing, deconstructing, rearranging — until the piece reveals its final form. Each work is a negotiation between order and disorder, control and accident, minimalism and expression. My process involves collage, paint, deconstruction, and rebuilding, creating surfaces that carry both immediacy and refinement.

 

Color, line, and composition are my vocabulary. I’m interested in how fragments interact, how silence can exist inside a loud composition, and how a single gesture can shift the entire meaning of a piece. My work lives in that intersection — where simplicity becomes bold and complexity becomes quiet.

 

I am constantly evolving the dialogue in my studio. New bodies of work emerge from experimentation, risk, and a desire to push the boundaries of what my visual language can express. For me, each piece is its own architecture — something you feel before you understand.

 

This is the world I create: structured, raw, intentional, and alive with possibility.