Whimsical and naïve objects; accidental shapes turn deliberate, forming non-existent landscapes, creatures, and situations, all evoking something strangely familiar.
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Whimsical and naïve objects; accidental shapes turn deliberate, forming non-existent landscapes, creatures, and situations, all evoking something strangely familiar.
> About
> Selected works
> Archive
2024–2025
Scratches is a series that explores accidental forms born from spontaneous paint marks. By layering textures over a fully painted canvas, I trace and respond to these initial shapes, turning unintentional gestures into deliberate expressions of form and surface. The process feels primitive, almost like a caveman making their first marks on a cave wall. It is instinctive, rough, and direct. In that sense, the works echo ancient graffiti: drawings from scratches, where expression emerges from the rawness of material and impulse.
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50x60cm
Acrylic on canvas