Blue Vines Orange Flowers Papiers Découpés Art Exhibition PaintingCurling blue vines weave between flat orange blossoms in this energetic botanical composition inspired by Henri Matisse's cut out technique. The forms are stripped back to pure contour petals like hand cut gestures, tendrils that loop and cross with deliberate spontaneity. Against a neutral ground the two colours create a visual conversation that feels both decorative and dynamic. The rhythm of vine and flower gives the image movement without a trace
This Roma travel poster distils the eternal city into confident graphic form
while the horseman holds a quiet stillness that anchors the composition
tonal gradation
The matte surface holds fine linework with exceptional clarity
Bright Air Nail 6 carries a distinctive internal tension — forms pull in different conceptual directions while the overall composition holds steady
near-abstract arrangement
and ornament
Stone lanterns
The palette is rich without being decorative — deep tones grounding a figure that carries presence and stillness in equal measure
Printed with archival inks on fine art paper in our Berlin studio
Drawn from the illustrated pages of a classic French encyclopaedia
their bells overlapping at the edges of the horizontal frame to create a sense of shared space