SEASONS
Seasons continues the exploration begun with Elements, shifting the focus from the fundamental forces of nature to its continuous cycle of transformation. For this series, I wanted to explore the question: What would happen if my abstract works were shaped by the seasons? Each original composition becomes the foundation for a different state of nature. Spring emerges through lush flowers and new growth, summer through dense and vibrant vegetation, autumn transforms the flowing forms into layers of fallen leaves, while winter preserves them beneath translucent ice. Rather than simply illustrating the four seasons, the series allows their materials, textures and atmosphere to reshape the existing abstract forms. The original compositions remain present beneath each transformation, creating a dialogue between abstraction and nature, permanence and change.