In Stásis, time seems suspended in a fragile balance, as if the material itself were holding back its natural course. Slow, unpredictable drips run across the canvas, seeping between rough, cracked surfaces in a dialogue between force and resistance. The colours are earthy and natural — ochre, sand, deep browns and shades of clay — evoking the density of soil and the stillness of ancient, arid landscapes.

Each layer of pigment and modelling paste tells of the tension between transience and permanence, between the ceaseless motion of life and the resistance of form. Cracked surfaces and natural drips create a map of held-back energies, a moment of suspended stillness where the visible and the invisible brush against each other.

Stásis invites you to contemplate time standing still, to feel the density and weight of the material, and to sense the subtle tension between what holds on and what slips away.