The Shape of the World

This series examines the transformation of urban memory into painterly language. The works do not seek to depict cities as a concrete locations but rather to reconstruct its essence through abstraction. Architecture, voids, and light are broken down into a vocabulary of marks, lines, and color fields, dissolving the boundary between representation and sensation. The Shape of the World reflects on the shifting nature of place, where memory and experience intertwine, shaping how spaces are internalized and recalled.

Artworks made during art residencies at Ecoled d’Humanitè, Hasliberg, Svizzera, Institute for Contemporay Art, Yerevan, Armenia and Dar Meso, Tunisi, Tunisia

The Shape of Hasliberg

The Shape of Yerevan

The Shape of Tunis

The Shape of Rome