Perspectives
This work begins with a single observation: the branches of a tree.
Each panel presents the same drawing, rotated into a different orientation. Nothing has been added or removed, yet every shift in perspective transforms the familiar into something entirely new. What first appears to be a tree gradually dissolves into an abstract composition, revealing rhythms, symmetries, and mandala-like forms that were always present, but rarely noticed.
The work invites a simple question: The work invites a simple question: How much of what we see belongs to the object itself, and how much is shaped by the way we choose to look? Nature remains unchanged. Only our perspective does.
My work is an invitation to slow down. To look again, and discover that the familiar is often far more extraordinary than we first imagined.
Perspectives
Pencil drawing on wood plates,90x90cm, 2026
Each panel presents the same drawing, rotated into a different orientation. Nothing has been added or removed, yet every shift in perspective transforms the familiar into something entirely new. What first appears to be a tree gradually dissolves into an abstract composition, revealing rhythms, symmetries, and mandala-like forms that were always present, but rarely noticed.
The work invites a simple question: The work invites a simple question: How much of what we see belongs to the object itself, and how much is shaped by the way we choose to look? Nature remains unchanged. Only our perspective does.
My work is an invitation to slow down. To look again, and discover that the familiar is often far more extraordinary than we first imagined.
Perspectives
Pencil drawing on wood plates,90x90cm, 2026
