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Summer art
A visual exploration of color, form, and narrative through 25 digital works created entirely in Adobe Illustrator. This collection celebrates the versatility of vector graphics, combining vibrant palettes, dynamic compositions, and a contemporary graphic language. Each piece is an exercise in visual synthesis, where the organic and the geometric converge to evoke feelings of energy,…
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Mercè 17
The building located at number 17 Mercè Street was constructed in 1580. Situated in the heart of Barcelona, in the Gothic Quarter, it is a space rich in history that has hosted a wide variety of uses and lives over the centuries. Restored a few years ago by architect Ricardo Bofill, it has recently been…
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Where Home Lives. Personal Illustrations
This is a curated selection of personal illustrations connected by a single theme ? home. Each piece explores this idea from a different perspective, touching on memory, longing, comfort, seasons, familiar places, and quiet moments of belonging. Together, they form a personal visual reflection on what home means beyond a physical place.
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Grundtvigs Kirke
Grundtvig’s Church in Copenhagen stands as a quiet monument of expressionist church architecture. Designed by Peder Vilhelm Jensen-Klint and completed in 1940, the building is formed entirely from yellow Danish brick, translating Gothic verticality into a restrained, modern language where structure and surface become one. The west façade rises as a sculptural sequence of stepped…
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McMichael
Founded in 1952 by Robert and Signe McMichael, the McMichael Canadian Art Collection is synonymous with icons like the Group of Seven, Emily Carr, and Tom Thomson. Beyond this legacy lies a vibrant, evolving institution?home to contemporary and Indigenous art, groundbreaking exhibitions, and new scholarship, but despite this breadth, public perception remains rooted in the…