TOMORROW OK. 145X102 cm. Acrylic on Canvas, 2015
BY SURPRISE. 159x60 cm. Acrylic and Markers on Canvas, 2016
MOTHER OF GREEN. 100x110 cm. Acrylic on Canvas, 2014
DAUGHTER. 110X100 CM. Acrylic on Canvas, 2014
OCTO. 100X120 CM. Acrylic and markers on Canvas, 2017
TEV. 168x130 cm. Acrylic and Markers on canvas, 2017
GE. 100X107 CM. ACRYLIC AND PENCILS ON CANVAS. 2013
MOTHER OF GREY. 196X152 CM. Acrylic on Canvas, 2013
INSIDE. 114X100 CM. Acrylic and markers on Canvas, 2016
UNTITLED. 145X148 CM. Acrylic on Canvas, 2014
JAP. 120X100 CM. Acrylic on Canvas, 2011
UNTITLED. 175X148 CM. Acrylic on Canvas, 2012
ING. 170x142 cm. Acrylic on Canvas, 2011
UNTITLED. 170x142 cm. Acrylic on Canvas, 2011
UNTITLED. 158X180 CM. ACRYLIC ON CANVAS, 2011
Stems & Strains
The words stem and strain are used here in a very different context from the biological one, although it sometimes seems that the mental world operates along the same principles as those of the biological and physical world.
In the mental world, a form, thought or idea, begins as a wellspring or the budding of a certain potentiality, and it thus establishes a tendency toward a certain structure or a texture of a specific character. Clusters sharing similar traits and intentions are woven together and spill into each other: emerging from...but also actively creating.
These clusters draw on the materials provided by the environment, but will also affect the environment and transform it, just as vines or ferns do. Assemblages of units of consciousness will develop themselves and their group characteristics in accordance to the conditions in which they thrive. Such wellsprings are of course dependent on the individual who creates them, but also contain independent abilities which are separate and that will enable the creation of an independent reality.
The works cluster around the desire to illustrate the infinite mutual relationships between the visible world and that operating underneath the surface of things, and to demonstrate the dependence between the mental concept and its material realization.
Stems & Strains
TOMORROW OK. 145X102 cm. Acrylic on Canvas, 2015
BY SURPRISE. 159x60 cm. Acrylic and Markers on Canvas, 2016
MOTHER OF GREEN. 100x110 cm. Acrylic on Canvas, 2014
DAUGHTER. 110X100 CM. Acrylic on Canvas, 2014
OCTO. 100X120 CM. Acrylic and markers on Canvas, 2017
TEV. 168x130 cm. Acrylic and Markers on canvas, 2017
GE. 100X107 CM. ACRYLIC AND PENCILS ON CANVAS. 2013
MOTHER OF GREY. 196X152 CM. Acrylic on Canvas, 2013
INSIDE. 114X100 CM. Acrylic and markers on Canvas, 2016
UNTITLED. 145X148 CM. Acrylic on Canvas, 2014
JAP. 120X100 CM. Acrylic on Canvas, 2011
UNTITLED. 175X148 CM. Acrylic on Canvas, 2012
ING. 170x142 cm. Acrylic on Canvas, 2011
UNTITLED. 170x142 cm. Acrylic on Canvas, 2011
UNTITLED. 158X180 CM. ACRYLIC ON CANVAS, 2011
The words stem and strain are used here in a very different context from the biological one, although it sometimes seems that the mental world operates along the same principles as those of the biological and physical world.
In the mental world, a form, thought or idea, begins as a wellspring or the budding of a certain potentiality, and it thus establishes a tendency toward a certain structure or a texture of a specific character. Clusters sharing similar traits and intentions are woven together and spill into each other: emerging from...but also actively creating.
These clusters draw on the materials provided by the environment, but will also affect the environment and transform it, just as vines or ferns do. Assemblages of units of consciousness will develop themselves and their group characteristics in accordance to the conditions in which they thrive. Such wellsprings are of course dependent on the individual who creates them, but also contain independent abilities which are separate and that will enable the creation of an independent reality.
The works cluster around the desire to illustrate the infinite mutual relationships between the visible world and that operating underneath the surface of things, and to demonstrate the dependence between the mental concept and its material realization.