STUDIES

This section gathers research materials, exercises, and experiments that accompany my artistic practice. Drawings, sketches, and illustrations form a visual laboratory where ideas and intuitions are recorded, developed, and at times transformed into completed works. They are traces of processes in progress, testimonies of an ongoing dialogue between observation, memory, and imagination.

Much of my research originates, even if not explicitly, from the aesthetic concept of Yohaku no-bi which belongs to Japanese culture. The phrase "yohaku no-bi" can be translated as "beauty of empty space" or "beauty of the unfinished". Here are some of my abstract painting studies on paper.

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