Acrylics and oil markers on canvas
16 × 16 × 0.5 in
2018
In this series, dots become a language. Repeated marks gather, separate, and reconnect, creating forms that seem to emerge from the canvas itself. Through accumulation and rhythm, each painting explores the relationship between the individual and the whole, inviting viewers to move between intimate details and larger visual landscapes.
The Hedgehog suggests a creature both protected and vulnerable. Its rounded form emerges from a constellation of dots, marks, and flowing shapes that evoke quills, movement, and quiet resilience. Rather than depicting an animal realistically, the painting captures an essence—an energetic presence suspended between nature and imagination.
The contrast between the dark background and the luminous blues, whites, greens, and yellows creates a sense of vitality. Patterns ripple outward like waves of energy, while clusters of marks suggest growth, curiosity, and adaptation. The composition invites the eye to wander through layers of detail, discovering new relationships with every viewing.
Through color, rhythm, and abstraction, The Hedgehog becomes a celebration of individuality—small yet determined, delicate yet strong, carrying its own universe within.
Acrylics and oil markers on canvas
16 × 16 × 0.5 in
2018
In this series, dots become a language. Repeated marks gather, separate, and reconnect, creating forms that seem to emerge from the canvas itself. Through accumulation and rhythm, each painting explores the relationship between the individual and the whole, inviting viewers to move between intimate details and larger visual landscapes.
The Hedgehog suggests a creature both protected and vulnerable. Its rounded form emerges from a constellation of dots, marks, and flowing shapes that evoke quills, movement, and quiet resilience. Rather than depicting an animal realistically, the painting captures an essence—an energetic presence suspended between nature and imagination.
The contrast between the dark background and the luminous blues, whites, greens, and yellows creates a sense of vitality. Patterns ripple outward like waves of energy, while clusters of marks suggest growth, curiosity, and adaptation. The composition invites the eye to wander through layers of detail, discovering new relationships with every viewing.
Through color, rhythm, and abstraction, The Hedgehog becomes a celebration of individuality—small yet determined, delicate yet strong, carrying its own universe within.
