Brian Eisenberg

I live off-grid on 40 acres at 3600' elevation in the upper Tunk Valley outside Riverside, Washington — a place I've been building toward for over a decade. I paint, I consult, I grow things, I manage the forest, and I occasionally pull interesting objects out of storage.

Eisenetics is where all of that intersects.

Currently

Painting in the Tunk Valley.
Managing 40 acres of forest.
Consulting on technology, AI, and operations.
Selling things I find interesting.

I work primarily in acrylics — Golden Series Interference paints specifically — on stretched canvas. Interference paints are unusual: they shift color depending on the viewing angle and lighting condition, so the same painting looks completely different in morning light versus afternoon, or when you move around it.

My work is rapid-form abstract — fast, physical, and layered. I'm interested in what happens when you stop controlling a painting and start responding to it. The interference paints make that conversation more complex, because what you laid down an hour ago isn't what it appears to be now.