The Space Jam Series
Space Jam explores the relationship between scale and perception.
What appears chaotic from a distance reveals its own structure when magnified. Small fragments transform into landscapes, uncovering worlds hidden within the painting.
Each painting exists simultaneously as a whole and as a space for discovery.
A world within a world
What first appears as a single painting gradually reveals another reality.
A detail measuring only a few centimeters can unfold into an entirely new landscape. Within that landscape, details only millimeters wide begin to form mountains, valleys, rivers, structures and spaces that seem impossible to exist inside a painted surface.
Space Jam explores the idea that every painting contains countless hidden worlds waiting to be discovered.
A single work can generate dozens of independent macro compositions, each with its own atmosphere, scale and visual narrative. What is seen from a distance as a gesture becomes, at close range, a place. What appears chaotic reveals structure. What seems finite begins to feel endless.
Each of these worlds exists within layers of oil paint that continue to evolve long after the painting is completed, making time itself part of the work.
A single painting. Countless worlds.
Each painting requires years to reach its final form.
For this reason, the series can only grow slowly and will always remain limited.