Shellac burn and abstract encaustic compositions
This group focuses on gesture, material, and reduction. The images often emerge from a limited color palette and a minimal vocabulary of form, created with fire, wax, and silence. I see these works as visual breathing spaces—open to multiple interpretations.
Technique: Encaustic, Shellac Burn and Heat-Diffusion Transfer on Panel
Size: 70 × 50 cm
Year: 2025-26
Drifting Evidence presents paper boats drifting across a layered encaustic landscape suspended between water, geological fractures and organic networks. Created through heat-diffusion transfer, the information-bearing forms become traces rather than illustrations — quiet witnesses to movement, change and the passage of time.
Technique: Encaustic Shellac Burn on Panel
Size: 3 × 70 × 50 cm
Year: 2021
Private Collection (USA)
Technique: Encaustic Shellac Burn on Panel
Size: 2 x 50 × 50 cm
Year: 2025
“Soaring Dreams” unfolds across two panels, where upward-flowing organic forms rise through luminous encaustic and shellac-burn textures. The diptych creates a sense of motion and elevation, reflecting aspiration, energy, and quiet expansion.
Technique: Encaustic Shellac Burn on Panel
Size: 50 × 50 cm
Year: 2025
“Tides of Reflection II.” explores quiet internal movement through layered encaustic and shellac-burn textures. Soft currents and dissolving forms create a contemplative atmosphere, inviting the viewer into a state of gentle ebb, flow, and inner stillness.
Technique: Encaustic, Shellac Burn and Heat-Diffusion Transfer on Panel
Size: 50 × 70 cm
Year: 2025-26
Floating Fields combines layered encaustic and shellac-burn structures with a heat-diffusion transfer of a paper plane made from printed material. Suspended above the shifting organic field, the information-bearing form introduces a fragile human presence into an unstable, continuously transforming environment.
Technique: Encaustic Shellac Burn on Panel
Size: 50 × 50 cm
Year: 2025
Tidal Resonance explores the force and rhythm of water through layered encaustic and shellac-burn structures. Dense blue currents, foaming textures and shifting translucent layers create a sense of turbulence held within a larger, continuous movement.