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11 works

Between abstraction and figuration, sobriety and exuberance, precision and freedom of gesture, stillness and unrest. In an age of Artificial Intelligence and its intangible images, generated in the blink of an eye, this work stands as a quiet rebellion — a laborious, tactile process, rooted in the physical. Against the loud palette of attention economy, a commitment to the austerity of black and white. Against the noise of a world in constant acceleration, a space for introspection. Where ready-made slogans and obvious interpretations fall short, this work invites multiple readings. The viewer is invited to play — to discover their own meaning. To pause. To let time unfold. To feel the subconscious stir within the stillness of the present moment. Bon Voyage.

5 works

Nymphosis is the stage in which the caterpillar encloses itself in a cocoon, transforming into a chrysalis — from which eventually emerges the imago, the winged butterfly we all recognize. I began this series during the COVID lockdowns, a time marked by enforced stillness and isolation. Much like the caterpillar retreating from the world to begin its metamorphosis, I found myself pulled inward — physically confined, yet mentally seeking transformation. Drawing became my way out. A way to push back against the grayness of the present and expand the shrinking space around me. I worked with the most basic tools: a graphite pencil and a sheet of paper roughly the size of my own body. From there, I dove into the subconscious. At my living room table, I gave form to my inner world — pouring out emotion without premeditation, guided only by impulse and feeling. Rage met tenderness, despair gave way to joy, instinct merged with control. I let it all happen. What emerged is a visual landscape of the inner self: weightless, ambiguous, shifting. In these drawings, some details are sharp, others dissolve into blur — shapes appear and disappear, inviting viewers to find their own meanings, to follow their imagination into a space that is both personal and shared. Through this work, I hope to create a space without rules, without judgment — a space of freedom. One where viewers can see through their own prism, and let their minds drift without constraint. A place where perception moves with emotion, and where we are invited to quiet the chatter of the mind long enough to touch the soul — and perhaps, for a brief moment, become the light, winged being we truly are. May our imago rise through nymphosis.