Paintings: Page Two

This series leans into contemporary black and white work—tonal fields, printlike line, and spare Victorian echoes—where value, negative space, and rhythm do the speaking.

Limiting the palette sharpens judgment: contrasts feel architectural, edges read like etchings, and light is described by measured steps between near-black and near-white.

Hints of Victorian ornamental logic appear in structure rather than flourish, folded into a present-day clarity that keeps the compositions crisp and unsentimental.