A Celebration of the Era That Changed Everything

Since 2016, I've been on this wild journey with paint — figuring out how to make it fold, stand, and catch light in ways it was never supposed to. What started as pure curiosity evolved into something that has completely changed how I see beauty and what paint can express.

After 9 years of playing with paint in this sculptural way, I'm releasing my final collection of 12 pieces. This feels like the right moment to celebrate what's been an incredible journey of curiosity and patience.

How it all started

Back then, I just wanted to play. Could paint stand up? Did it need structure, a canvas, or could it fold on its own? Could it become sculptural without adding anything else? That curiosity led me down this path where I discovered that with the right temperature, timing, and an embarrassing amount of patience, paint could become something entirely new.

These pieces can take forever to make. Some have been sitting in my studio for over 6 months, waiting for the right moment to make the next move. Each one needs hundreds of different steps, and between each step I have to wait—sometimes a full day—before I can continue. It's honestly a bit ridiculous how time-consuming it is, but that patience is what makes each piece special. I'm crazy, or adventurous and probably a little of both. ;-)

What makes this collection different

I'm all about exploring the new. That's what drives me as an artist—finding those uncharted spaces where materials and colours can do unexpected things.

Here's the truth — what began as a genuine exploration from key artists (myself included) has now become recognizable as a "folded look" that others have begun to replicate. That's the natural cycle of art and innovation. But this final collection for me holds something that can't be copied: years of quiet experimentation, countless failed attempts, and the knowledge that only comes from truly understanding a process from the inside out.

These 12 pieces represent the culmination of everything I've learned about making paint defy its own nature. They contain all the technical knowledge I've gathered over the years about heat, timing, and how paint moves when you ask it to. And while the visual language may look familiar now, the depth of understanding embedded in each piece is what sets them apart.