FRACTAL FORMS

The monochromatic works attempt to crystallize nature’s underlying structures: natural fractals shaped through gradual erosion by wind, water, and other natural agents. In a similar way, the compost compositions visualize how organic matter is broken down and reorganized, generating nutrients that enable new growth and contribute to ecosystem resilience and sustainability. While the structural logic of the works is informed by scientific observations of natural systems, the use of strong oil colors—intense pinks and blues—amplifies these processes. Together, light, color, and form operate as parallel forces, translating ecological complexity and entropic structures into a visual language that moves between observation and interpretation.
 
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