Chromatic Variation, 2016.

In this series of paintings, I explore geometry not as a rigid order, but as a living body that breathes and mutates. Through irregular polygons, sliced by sharp edges and internal divisions, I invite the viewer to pierce the skin of forms to reveal their invisible interior: a vibrant universe of tensions, folds, and fragments of color.

Each composition functions as a micro-architecture of emotion, where borders remain open, animated by an internal dynamism that suggests movement, pulse, and transformation. Colors do not merely fill surfaces; they act as forces that push, stretch, and expand the figures from within.

Here, geometry ceases to be a cold, mathematical structure to become something sensitive, almost organic. Every vertex, every intersection, is a point of contact between matter and emotion, between the visible and the hidden.

Chromatic Variation is an invitation to look beyond surfaces, to sense that even within the purest geometric forms, a secret and elusive life pulses.