A pearl is conventionally perceived as a final, static outcome. Yet, by its nature, it is a continuous chronicle. Each layer within the sphere is a captured segment of life, a time capsule.
To hold it is to feel the physical weight of one's own archive. The focus shifts from external beauty to how exactly this experience was layered. The smooth surface reveals nothing of what had to be endured for this form to emerge at all.
From the series Given
Oil on linen canvas, 2026
120 × 90 × 5 cm
Original painting, signed. One of a kind.
All prices are in USD.
A pearl is conventionally perceived as a final, static outcome. Yet, by its nature, it is a continuous chronicle. Each layer within the sphere is a captured segment of life, a time capsule.
To hold it is to feel the physical weight of one's own archive. The focus shifts from external beauty to how exactly this experience was layered. The smooth surface reveals nothing of what had to be endured for this form to emerge at all.
From the series Given
Oil on linen canvas, 2026
120 × 90 × 5 cm
Original painting, signed. One of a kind.
All prices are in USD.
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