Raging Threshold
Two tiger heads flare out of a crimson field, their yellow and rose stripes colliding with fast, slashing marks that keep the image on the verge of a roar.
Boutique
Fine-art prints held as small paper objects.
A focused print release drawn from the gallery wall: A4 and A5 prints with quiet borders, textured paper, and international, worldwide shipping.
Color Studies no. 1
Rose, terracotta, and muted ochre compress the bouquet into a close, breathing square, as though the petals had been gathered out of memory rather than arranged for display.
Color Studies no. 2
Cream, citron, and olive release the bouquet into a brighter register, letting the blossoms flare outward while the paint keeps real weight at the center.
Shared Moments no. 2
Tomato red, cream, basil green, and fleshy pink toppings are handled with thick assurance, making appetite and paint pressure arrive at the same instant.
Shared Moments no. 1
Cobalt scrolls, red accents, and branching ochres frame the rooster as both emblem and flourish, turning the round format into a compact theatre of motion.
The Blue Mask
A compact A5 print preview for The Blue Mask, held in the boutique while the edition is finalized.
The Prey Illness no. 2
A winged blue figure, bright pink wings, and small floating details give the winter field a playful, almost costume-like charge.
Offre spéciale
Rows of packaged fish, red price stickers, and supermarket labels become a cool, gridded still life where retail order and painterly repetition press against each other.
Emergence 3
The final work shifts from immersion toward dispersion. Where the preceding paintings gather chromatic energy around a central presence, Emergence III releases that intensity across the entire surface, creating a field in which countless organic elements coexist without hierarchy. Perception expands outward, inviting the viewer to experience multiplicity rather than focus.
Emotional Tunnel no. 1
Deep phthalo blue and submerged greys draw the fountain inward, where perspective first emerges through ambition and creativity.
Emotional Tunnel no. 2
Primary blues rise through the composition, capturing the fountain in a moment of perpetual becoming.
Emotional Tunnel no. 3
Pale stone and diffused blues dissolve the monument into atmosphere, where subtle references to earlier paintings evoke the continuity of the series.
Emotional Tunnel no. 4
Violet chromatic fields transform the familiar fountain into an introspective landscape suspended between the soul and the imagination.
Emotional Tunnel no. 7
Pixelated blossoms and fragmented skies merge digital perception with painterly gesture, reimagining memory through a contemporary visual language.