Beneath the skin of the stone

Under the Skin of Stone (90*90cm)is a tactile, almost architectural abstraction built of layers, curves and dense strokes. Soft pink, rich green, ashy gray and creamy white form a composition that simultaneously resembles natural forms and traces of human presence - as if it were an ancient wall, a landscape, a fragment of rock or the inner structure of something large and alive. The texture here speaks as much as the color - you want to come closer and feel the surface with your fingers. The painting is made on a wide stretcher and looks like an independent object - sculptural and powerful.