Love Where I Am #13 forms part of Clay Sinclair’s ongoing series inspired by his personal affirmation and creative philosophy — “Love where I am 13.” In this striking work, a radiant gold disc emerges from deep black space, its concentric design suggesting both a mandala and a solar eclipse. Created with layered paint on acrylic and finished with Musou fabric, renowned for its ultra-matte, light-absorbing surface, the piece plays with contrast and perception: luminosity and void, presence and stillness.

Sinclair’s technique combines material precision with meditative intent. The reflective gold surface captures shifting ambient light, while the central darkness invites contemplation. The result is both spiritual and minimal — a contemporary icon about acceptance, mindfulness, and the balance between energy and emptiness.

Rooted in Sinclair’s belief that art can realign perception, Love Where I Am 13 exemplifies his ability to merge philosophy and aesthetics, offering viewers a moment of quiet reflection within radiant form.

As a leading contemporary voice among the post-YBA generation of British-based artists, Sinclair’s market presence continues to grow, with strong collector interest following exhibitions at Saatchi Gallery and The Other Art Fair, London. His works appeal equally to design-conscious collectors and conceptual art enthusiasts seeking contemplative yet powerful statement pieces.

Love Where I Am 13 exemplifies Sinclair’s current artistic maturity — a work of quiet radiance and profound emotional depth, offering both aesthetic beauty and lasting cultural resonance.