baroque, 2018
Inkjet-print, 200 cm x 140cm
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“Baroque” began as a quiet exploration of texture and perception, a curiosity about how details and forms can come to life in unexpected ways. While working with fabric, I found myself captivated by the way its delicate folds seemed to tell a story of their own. Through the lens, I captured this fragment, and what started as soft fabric slowly transformed into something else entirely—something more enduring. The print, measuring 200 cm x 140 cm, holds this moment in time, where the fabric, inspired by the grace of ancient sculptures, takes on the solidity of stone. It’s my way of paying homage to marble and the opulence of Baroque aesthetics, but also a personal meditation on materials—how they shift, how they speak to us, and how they blur the line between the fleeting and the eternal.
Inkjet-print, 200 cm x 140cm
“Baroque” began as a quiet exploration of texture and perception, a curiosity about how details and forms can come to life in unexpected ways. While working with fabric, I found myself captivated by the way its delicate folds seemed to tell a story of their own. Through the lens, I captured this fragment, and what started as soft fabric slowly transformed into something else entirely—something more enduring. The print, measuring 200 cm x 140 cm, holds this moment in time, where the fabric, inspired by the grace of ancient sculptures, takes on the solidity of stone. It’s my way of paying homage to marble and the opulence of Baroque aesthetics, but also a personal meditation on materials—how they shift, how they speak to us, and how they blur the line between the fleeting and the eternal.