Fracture

Cover Art
Abstract album cover with swirling molten orange and deep black tones. The center radiates fiery chaos, resembling a cosmic explosion or marbled liquid. Grainy textures and color bleeding evoke tension and fragmentation.
CLient
Personal Project
Project Type
Cover Art
Project Year
2024

FRACTURE – Album Cover Design

Genre: Abstract / Ambient / Psychedelic Rock
Role: Visual Direction, Mixed Media Composition, Conceptual Styling

A Portrait of Chaos Becoming Beauty

FRACTURE explores the delicate violence of transformation—a swirling canvas where energy, emotion, and entropy collide. Inspired by cosmic phenomena and organic decay, the design refuses symmetry or stillness, favoring movement, tension, and layered dissonance.

Molten reds and spectral whites clash across a velvet-black backdrop, creating a sense of rupture suspended in time. The absence of a central figure makes energy itself the subject—a visual metaphor for internal disarray or creative ignition. It’s abstract, but not directionless; chaotic, but purposeful.

This piece occupies the space between destruction and rebirth, emotion and composition. It’s meant to be felt before it’s understood.

Design Intent & Technique

- Medium Blending: Digitally enhanced marbling techniques mimic natural flow and disruption.

- Palette Fusion: Lava tones clash with deep-space purples to simulate both heat and depth.

- Negative Space: The outer darkness sharpens the intensity of the core.

- Fine Detailing: Light leaks and analog grain suggest memory, erosion, and presence.

FRACTURE stands as a visual poem of dissonance—a cover that resonates with music born of rupture, resistance, or revelation. It reflects a strength in crafting abstract narratives, transforming chaos into compelling visual rhythm, and merging fine art instinct with digital execution. A bold expression of artistic direction for genre-defying soundscapes.

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