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16x20
Acrylic
2026
These works exist between places, time and process.
Each image begins as a fleeting moment observed in the street—captured, then reworked through painting. What appears as a finished piece is often part of something larger: a mural already completed, or one yet to be realized.
The compositions move between cities and scales, shifting from public walls to intimate formats. Scenes of everyday life—figures in motion, encounters, familiar presences—are translated through fragmentation, where memory becomes as important as the original moment.
Rather than documenting reality, the works reconstruct it. They hold traces of movement, distance and transformation, existing in a constant transition between observation and reinterpretation.
16x20
Acrylic
2026
These works exist between places, time and process.
Each image begins as a fleeting moment observed in the street—captured, then reworked through painting. What appears as a finished piece is often part of something larger: a mural already completed, or one yet to be realized.
The compositions move between cities and scales, shifting from public walls to intimate formats. Scenes of everyday life—figures in motion, encounters, familiar presences—are translated through fragmentation, where memory becomes as important as the original moment.
Rather than documenting reality, the works reconstruct it. They hold traces of movement, distance and transformation, existing in a constant transition between observation and reinterpretation.