Today I wanted to show works that result from my participation to fine arts workshops organized by the municipality.
My main motivation subscribing to them was having more space and dedicated time to paint (I live in a rather cluttered appartment and both my parents needed my attention quite often).
Going there I immediately started covering relatively big pieces of paper with unevenly mixed acrylic paints. I was and still am fascinated by the way these paints mix and most often would rather avoid evenly colored surfaces. Those were meant to be backgrounds but my teacher found that interesting on its own and encouraged me to concentrate on that, also suggesting to delimitate spaces with paper tape, an exemple being the first painting above.
It pushed me towards more abstract concepts and I rapidly got interested in ways I could represent space and depth using planes and "lines".
From this came the "forest" painting in the second position which is the biggest I've done yet as well as that series of decomposed landscapes, though I did these a bit later revisiting this idea.
The one with creatures on a surface was mostly an improvisation.
