Silent Echo II has a great reception. One more week to closing day. To look at the works all together is an experience. Constant work.
Blossom II, 2026
Ink on paper, 9 x 12 inches.
Blossom II, 2026
Ink on paper, 9 x 12 inches.
Silent Echo II has a great reception. One more week to closing day. To look at the works all together is an experience. Constant work.
Silent Echo was originally presented at its sister gallery, het Labo Atrium, in Tokyo in 2025.
The title keeps resonating within the inks and connecting through the contemporary jewelry artists’ marvelous creations and the exhibition space. We would like to thank all the friends, family, and artists who came by.
The exhibition will be open until May 31st. If you missed the opening or would like to join us for a closer gathering, we invite you to come on Saturday, May 30th, from 4:00 to 6:00 PM.
Blue, 2025. Markers on paper. 9 x 12 inches.
Another work from the sketchbook. Sometimes, using a new material brings a sense of freedom, the possibilities it offers, and the surprises of the unexpected. To remain and thrive in that place, just as it is: unknown, limitless, unbound.
Cascade, 2026
Ink and casein on paper. 9 x 12 in.
During the month of full-time teaching, I'm constrained to a small format. Commuting plus working with children takes a lot of energy, so a paper where I can just sit and work is mostly all I can manage. Still, small doesn't necessarily mean easier. Some takes me weeks to understand the tricks carried and subtleties that emerged.
This work started with ink, and after some weeks, I added casein. The superposition and offsetting convey the time elapsed between layers, overlapping just enough, but not precisely. And the openness of it, floating as it seems through a foggy window is an invitation where I reflect how far I can grasp to intervene.
Ink. 2026