"Inner Weather" Collection (2026)
"Let it burn" (2026)
"Vulcanic spirit" (2025)
"Dreamscape tides" (2025)
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“Nature’s exhale” (2024)
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“All the Salt in the Sea” (2023) is a captivating fluid art painting created through the innovative technique of delaminating inks on high-quality synthetic paper. The artwork measures 55 by 70 cm and features a harmonious blend of sea blue and sandy ocher yellow hues, evoking a serene coastal atmosphere. The choice of colors and fluidity of the medium captures the essence of the ocean, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in its beauty.
The painting exhibits a remarkable texture, achieved through the meticulous process of separating layers of ink to reveal hidden patterns and intricate details. The interplay between the translucent layers and the synthetic paper’s smooth surface creates a mesmerizing effect, reminiscent of the ebb and flow of ocean currents. The vibrant blue tones, ranging from deep indigo to shimmering turquoise, evoke a sense of tranquility, while the warm sandy yellow accents add depth and contrast.
“Wade in the water” (2023) is the journey of life through the symbolism of water. It’s a reflection on the personal human experience and exposure to the ever-changing reality of everyday life.
This painting has been part of the “Urban Traffic” exhibition in Galleria Cael in Milan
Fluid pigment streams combined with delaminating inks that branch out in different ways throughout the paper evoke the soothing nature of water, while the various shades represent the changing depths and complexities of life.
Contrasting lines of orange run through the painting, cutting through the blue hues, creating a sense of rigidity and tension. These lines serve as a reminder of the challenges and obstacles that we face on our life journey.
Each layer and branch reveals a different phase of life and explores the boundaries between reality and imagination, and the infinite possibilities of the human mind. The lighter shallow waters at the beginning of the journey are calming, while the deeper shades represent the hardships we face.
The painting is loosely inspired by the original African American jubilee song.
