A format shaped by the space
I often work at 100 × 100 and 110 × 110 cm. Rectangular and other large compositions are developed for the setting and brief; larger formats are discussed individually.
FINE ART · PAINTINGS
Large paintings and spatial compositions on silk. Art developed in dialogue with the light, scale and character of an interior.

SIZE & INSTALLATION
All paintings are made to commission. The works shown illustrate the artist’s practice; the size, palette and installation of each new painting are developed around your brief.
I often work at 100 × 100 and 110 × 110 cm. Rectangular and other large compositions are developed for the setting and brief; larger formats are discussed individually.
We begin with the space, story or character, then agree the size, palette and atmosphere. I paint a new original directly onto silk, entirely freehand.
By arrangement, I can personally bring the finished painting in a tube, without a bulky frame. Transport and handover are planned for the particular work and destination.
I can stretch the silk on site into a frame you have chosen and prepared. Local frame production can also be arranged. We agree the frame, timing and scope of personal installation in advance.
ARCHITECTURAL SILK ART
Hand-painted silk becomes part of the interior — held in architectural frames as a screen, illuminated panel or spatial divider conceived for a particular place. Colour and composition are not mere decoration, but an authorial interpretation of the place’s atmosphere, light and purpose.
Discuss your space
The original painting becomes a calm, luminous focal point, connecting the company’s identity with the architecture and atmosphere of the meeting.

Three stretched silk fields held in a refined metal structure form one continuous work of art.

Colour, scale and composition are developed in dialogue with the architecture and character of the place.

Individual art panels give rhythm to a long interior, create privacy between seating areas and preserve the openness of the space.

Three original ornamental silk paintings enter a measured dialogue with light, the rhythm of the arches and the room’s refined sense of hospitality.

