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Those recent works are undeniably and directly inspired by a famous post war French abstract artist. They are in no case copies or fakes but indeed a humble tribute to his career and masterpiece.

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Maintaining visual creation within the confines of human emotional territories has never been more relevant. 

 

Dissociating from configurations to convert emotions. Depicted by unconscious movements interacting with material and textures, emphasising flaws.

Allowing the eye to roam around the canvas limits along the spreads and stretched prominent painted marks. Throwed directly out of the tube, used a a tool itself upon a nuanced and captivating background.

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“I believe there is a human desire to find a meaning in things, whether in a work of art or in real events. If an explanation is
not apparent, we will invent one. I use visual ambiguity as a way to explore this aspect of human nature.”  Marilyn Kirsch

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Observing the only rule of limiting the whims. At each instant, the space must be invented, created, and opened by the adventurous breakthrough of the gesture.

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