Metamorphika

I like to experiment. One example is the Genesis series from a few years ago, where I translated mythological themes into abstract pieces, using techniques where acrylic flows and breathes like watercolor. Metamorphika is a continuation of those explorations — this time, in ink.

I was tempted to add color, but this piece is about transformation, and the monochrome keeps that unstable boundary fluid — between form and intention, between what is and what’s still becoming. It feels like a living map — one that turns into something else as you look at it. Recognizable elements emerge and fade, in a state of in-between. Lines that don’t draw, but evoke.

It’s a world where myth melts into matter. It doesn’t follow a clear direction, but it has rhythm. It moves in every direction, like an old energy that isn’t looking for meaning, but for a shape to breathe in.

Maybe Metamorphika is a state of being.