Archive of weather

Archive of Weather is about memory, atmosphere, and the traces left behind by time. Using oil, plaster, and oil pastel, I build and break down the surface in layers, allowing parts of the painting to emerge and disappear again.
The work sits somewhere between landscape and abstraction. I’m interested in creating spaces that feel familiar but uncertain — like fragments of a place, a feeling, or a distant memory that cannot be fully held onto. Light, texture, and erosion become part of that process.
The plaster adds a sense of weight and history to the surface, while the oils and pastels bring movement, softness, and moments of light. Through these materials, I explore ideas of impermanence, silence, and transformation.
Rather than describing a specific location, the painting is intended as an emotional landscape — one shaped by change, atmosphere, and the passing of time.

* Artwork will be framed, if selected to exhibit at the Biennale.