- FRAGMENTS -

Sage ground, red ridge, cream
teal deepens to a green mass
all things about red

I don't remember exactly, not how things were, not who was there, but the bits and the pieces, feelings, warmth, cold, the colour, life.

Available from 6 PM CEST on Thursday 24 September 2026, at The PhotoGallery in Palma or here.

Things About Red, 33 x 24 cm, two panels, pigment transfer, acrylic and varnish on cradled wooden boards

Things About Red, 33 x 24 cm, seen from another angle

Things About Red, 33 x 24 cm, detail of the surface

Things About Red

Hand-signed Original Artwork, 1/1 | 33×24cm, 13.0×9.4in

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Original, one of one
Signed by hand
Ships with a signed certificate

Each board is one of those on its own. They tumble around in my head, separate, unresolved. Then I put them out on the table, mix them, bring one in, take one away, until these shards start to make sense together.

I don't set out to make things that are pretty. I find it interesting to work with problems: the pigments as they get absorbed into the acrylic, pockets of air under the sheet that leave holes you can then work with.

These titles read the surfaces the way you would check the weather: colour and geometry, little else. Sometimes a storm.

Hand-signed Original Artwork, 1/1
33×24cm, 13.0×9.4in

Pigment transfer, acrylic and varnish on cradled wooden boards. Original, one of one, signed. Made in the atelier, September 2026.

Please note that digital screens cannot perfectly replicate physical pigments; the work itself is the definitive reference for color and texture. Subtle variations in character are inherent.

FROM THE ATELIER

The darkness in the head gives the world its colour. I navigate the world through light and contrast rather than representation — as a red-green colourblind artist, I lean on intensity, structure, and friction to steer a dialogue between machine perfection and human shortcomings. Rather than the flawless, I look for beauty in the unstable, the broken, and the living.

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