Pneuma Figurative Painting

A graphic synthesis of the human ribcage, an image that, detached from its context, assumes an abstract significance. The material used is paper, which is then glued onto canvas or wood. Patterns are created using a copperplate press, followed by painting with alcohol-based colors and pigments, often leaving traces of charcoal drawings. Artistic research focuses on recovering a lost memory, rooted in the birth of humanity and early cave paintings. A language shaped by formal archetypes.