

Six works. One sustained conversation with color.
Each piece built dot by dot — color relationships accumulating across the surface until the rhythm becomes visible. A body of work, not a sampling.












Acrylic on canvas. 60 × 60 cm. 2024. A lateral migration of lavender into silence — the ground reads as part of the composition.
Acrylic on linen. 80 × 100 cm. 2024. Dot clusters in deep violet and midnight layered over a warm ivory ground — color visible only at close range.
Acrylic on panel. 40 × 50 cm. 2024. Warm spectrum compressed into a single concentrated form.
Acrylic on canvas. 40 × 50 cm. 2024. Diagonal rhythm built from two tones held at equal tension.
Acrylic on linen. 40 × 50 cm. 2024. An arc that does not close — the pause between dots as compositional weight.
Acrylic on panel. 40 × 50 cm. 2024. A single vertical axis, breath visible in the spacing between marks.


The dot is the unit. The interval is the structure.
No work in this collection was finished by speed. Each mark is placed, assessed, and followed by a pause — the negative space between dots is not absence but decision.
Collectors viewing at distance read rhythm. At close range, they read the individual choice. Both readings are the work.
A work is ready when it speaks clearly.
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