Fear No More the Heat of the Sun, Nor the Fury of the Winter's Rages

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Through a variety of media, and beneath the translucency of paper, unfolds a body of work born from the simple wanderings of everyday life.

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When drawing intertwines with digital printmaking, it serves to highlight forgotten details and, at times, to conceal elements that might once have seemed significant. As landscapes gradually emerge, these imagined compositions allow for the recollection of moments that, from the very instant they are captured, have already begun to slip away.

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Elsewhere, drawing brings other aspects into focus: the atmosphere rather than the photographic content itself that once lay beneath the layers of paper. The shifting material appears to breathe, endowing the drawing with the quality of a trace left behind. Through this imprint, its presence becomes the very mark of an absence.