Human Lines is a series of acrylic paintings exploring the relationship between structure and gesture.
It reflects on the trace of presence — a line that does not depict the figure directly, but suggests its rhythm and tension.
The collection is built on reduced geometry, a restrained color palette, and a pronounced surface texture. Layers of paint construct a tactile field where light settles into the materiality of the canvas.
Forms are simplified into essential blocks, verticals, and intersections.
Each composition moves between order and subtle displacement.
These works are quiet yet assertive.
Defined by balance, tension, and the space between background and form.