Purple Heart - 2018 - 127 - 5 x 100 cm oil on canvas
A pineapple just like a cathedral: massively high, with a solid structure and leaves that spring outwards like ornaments. A pineapple just like a monument of the ephemeral. Purple leaves on a red-gold background - the artist plays with color and with its consistency. While the pineapple is, in itself, recognizable, the work expresses more than just the fruit: it speaks of majestic beauty and perfection. It is an ode to the noble banality of nature's gift to us, mortals.
Sliced Pineapple with inner Explosion
Sliced Pineapple with inner Explosion. How do we normally slice a pineapple? We do it like we always would. How about exploring virtually limitless slicing possibilities. (Sliced Pineapple, 29.5x21 cm, ink on paper, 2018)
Touch my deepest Feelings, 29.5x21 cm, ink on paper, 2018, private collection
Spikey the Pineapple
Spikey is a Pineapple. I imagine that to get to the sweet pulp of the pineapple, you have to dig through the layers of spikes. I drew this pineapple using red and black ink and focusing mainly on the shapes that it conveys. Some of them are abstract and some of them not so much but all of them make sense together.
Coffee Stained Pineapple
This is a pineapple. I made it because once I have spilled my last drops of coffee onto a blank sheet of paper. This paper became my new Coffee Pineapple. I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoy drinking coffee and i assure you it's luscious lines will seduce you. (Coffee Stained Pineapple, ink and coffee on paper, 29.5 x 21 cm, 2018)
Happy Hand Pineapple
Lines on a pineapple are the best way to make the best of a great day. There is a secret geometry on this pineapple. This challenge - of identifying the geometry - has pushed the artist to create simplified lines and curves that flow organically.
Bubbly Pineapple
Sometimes, a moment in life feels bubbly and cuddly and sweet like the sweetness of a pineapple. The artists' drawing suggest this perfect feeling through the round shapes that envelop the pineapple in this drawing.
Purple Heart - 2018 - 127 - 5 x 100 cm oil on canvas
A pineapple just like a cathedral: massively high, with a solid structure and leaves that spring outwards like ornaments. A pineapple just like a monument of the ephemeral. Purple leaves on a red-gold background - the artist plays with color and with its consistency. While the pineapple is, in itself, recognizable, the work expresses more than just the fruit: it speaks of majestic beauty and perfection. It is an ode to the noble banality of nature's gift to us, mortals.
Sliced Pineapple with inner Explosion
Sliced Pineapple with inner Explosion. How do we normally slice a pineapple? We do it like we always would. How about exploring virtually limitless slicing possibilities. (Sliced Pineapple, 29.5x21 cm, ink on paper, 2018)
Touch my deepest Feelings, 29.5x21 cm, ink on paper, 2018, private collection
Spikey the Pineapple
Spikey is a Pineapple. I imagine that to get to the sweet pulp of the pineapple, you have to dig through the layers of spikes. I drew this pineapple using red and black ink and focusing mainly on the shapes that it conveys. Some of them are abstract and some of them not so much but all of them make sense together.
Coffee Stained Pineapple
This is a pineapple. I made it because once I have spilled my last drops of coffee onto a blank sheet of paper. This paper became my new Coffee Pineapple. I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoy drinking coffee and i assure you it's luscious lines will seduce you. (Coffee Stained Pineapple, ink and coffee on paper, 29.5 x 21 cm, 2018)
Happy Hand Pineapple
Lines on a pineapple are the best way to make the best of a great day. There is a secret geometry on this pineapple. This challenge - of identifying the geometry - has pushed the artist to create simplified lines and curves that flow organically.
Bubbly Pineapple
Sometimes, a moment in life feels bubbly and cuddly and sweet like the sweetness of a pineapple. The artists' drawing suggest this perfect feeling through the round shapes that envelop the pineapple in this drawing.