Say Again, What? feels like a visual interruption — a moment when language breaks, repeats, or refuses to settle. A red structure pushes across the dark surface like a signal, barrier, or urgent mark, while fields of blue and black hold the composition in tension. The small golden form at the edge adds a strange counterpoint, almost like a sound heard from another room. As one of Tolman’s older works, the painting carries an immediate, direct energy: raw, questioning, and slightly confrontational.
Kim A. Tolman, Say Again, What?, 2007, Acrylic on Canvas, 20" x 16"