S E L E C T I O N C O S M I X

These works begin with fragments of existing language:
old papers, traces of writing, systems of signs.

Upon this dense surface, a single gesture appears —
a circle, a square, a field of colour, sometimes a void.

The intervention is minimal, yet decisive.
Meaning is not added but interrupted.

Between the noise of accumulated text and the silence of the mark, a space for contemplation opens.

Cosmic Fingerprint

Oil Paint on antique Calligraphy from Japan /

Paper on Canvas / 80 x 120 cm

Code 3 (two parts)

Oil Paint on antique Calligraphy from Japan / Paper on Canvas /

160 x 100 cm

Black Planets

Oil Paint / Sand / on antique Calligraphy from Japan / Paper on Canvas /

123 x 183 cm

Code 1 (two parts)

Oil Paint on antique Calligraphy from Japan / Paper on Canvas /

100 x 160 cm

Ring of Fire

Acrylic Paint on antique Calligraphy from Laos / Paper on Canvas /

100 x 120 cm

A Cluster of Black Holes

Acrylic Paint with Saphron on antique Calligraphy from Japan / Paper on Canvas / 156 x 120 cm

Cluster

Oil Paint on antique Calligraphy from Laos / Paper on Canvas /

197 x 101 cm

Black Presence

Acrylic Paint on antique Calligraphy from Japan /

Paper on Canvas / 104 x 120 cm

Saphron Sun

Oil Paint with Saphron on antique Calligraphy from Japan / Paper on Canvas / 164 x 123 cm

S E L E C T I O N G R A V I T A T I O N A L B O D I E S

These charcoal drawings explore the tension between mass and space.

Dense charcoal forms press against each other, leaving narrow passages of light between them.
What appears solid begins to shift: shapes dissolve, merge, or hover in uncertain balance.

The drawings are not representations but fields of force—
quiet studies of gravity, proximity, and the fragile boundaries between form and emptiness.

S E L E C T I O N M A S S & I N T E R V A L

Bodies of charcoal.
Narrow intervals of light.

Between them, space.