Asymmetry acts as a driving force in composition, creating an unstable balance that keeps the eye moving.
My work explores the silent dialogue between forms and colors, where geometric abstraction becomes a vehicle for emotion. At the intersection of my two practices, my role as a designer is to simplify complexity, while my approach as an artist is to add complexity to simplicity.
Between two-dimensional planes and bas-relief, I construct spaces where the visible structure reveals a balanced sensibility. Inspired by historical abstraction, digital chaos, and everyday life, my world oscillates between rigor and intuition, between order and controlled imbalance.
Each piece serves as a pause—a moment to breathe, feel, and form one’s own interpretation. I walk this fine line where design mastery meets pure instinct. My work invites the viewer to slow down and enter a vibrant, colorful world open to interpretation.