Reconstruction (2024)
Exploring the potential inherent in the act of transformation
The process behind this series is one of deconstruction and reconstruction, where I cut or tear up my previous acrylic paintings into strips of canvas. These old works, which often did not turn out as intended or simply were not compelling enough, serve as the raw material for creating new pieces.
The act of deconstructing my paintings is a deliberate gesture of letting go. It embodies a willingness to move beyond what was once perceived as failure and to see potential in fragments that might have been dismissed.
Acrylic on strips of canvas, 20 x 30 cm each (unframed), mounted on wooden board.
