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![A square, monochrome artwork depicting an abstract organic form resembling a radial flower or glandular structure. The object is soft-edged, almost symmetrical, and invites both anatomical and floral interpretations. Created in acrylic and watercolor]()
First Supper
A quiet reference to the Last Supper. First Supper plays with form and perception – a structure both floral and organic, inviting the viewer to question whether they are looking at something sacred, scientific, or entirely abstract.
canvas
acrylic and watercolor
100 x 100 x 4 cm
3,000 CHF + shipping
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![A detailed, symmetrical painting of a human brain seen from below, rendered in grayscale tones with anatomical precision. The brain’s folds and structures are finely outlined, resembling a scientific illustration yet maintaining a hand-painted softne]()
Brain Selfie No. 3
The brain as a self-portrait. Brain Selfie No. 3 is a quiet paradox: the mind depicting and observing itself. A loop of perception, reduced to lines, shading, and the essence – the origin of all observation.
canvas
acrylic and watercolor
70 x 100 x 4 cm
1,600 CHF + shipping
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![A monochrome anatomical painting of a human torso on canvas, showing internal organs like lungs and intestines with soft, precise lines. The figure appears gender-neutral and is depicted without arms or legs, focusing entirely on the inner structure.]()
Understanding My Husband
A torso, dissected yet intimate. Understanding My Husband explores the interior – not as pathology, but as an attempt to comprehend the unseen in the other. A glance inside as a dialogue about body, closeness, and what holds us together.
canvas
acrylic and watercolor
70 x 100 x 4 cm
1,600 CHF + shipping
