Circle as an Organism
With the idea of a circle as a symbol of a biological cell, the smallest organism, I began to morph and multiply its shape. First, with one additional cell, then, two additional ones, and so forth. The shapes are inspired from simple sea organisms, though my intention was not to recreate them, more so to spawn something new. I’m following the growth of a circle as a key element. It is interesting that the dynamic of the shape is similar to vivid organisms and inorganic gas bubbles in water. The relation between the two elements gives movement and countless variants of its form.

Palm Beach, 2016
acrylic on canvas, ⌀ 125 cm

Carmen, 2016
acrylic on three canvases, 125 x 250 cm

Green Ameba, 2019
acrylic on two canvases, 120 x 130 cm
Blue Meduza, 2017
acrylic on three canvases, 93 x 140 cm


Growing Medusa, 2021
acrylic on three canvases, 100 x 250 cm
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Electric Medusa, 2020
acrylic on three canvases, 158 x 105 cm

Dark Grey Meduza, 2019
acrylic on three canvases, 105 x 180 cm

Ameba Preta, 2019
acrylic on two canvases, 120 x 142 cm