Streams of Consciousness
The inspiration for these drawings comes from insights in the co-evolution of human hands and the brain, of dexterity and "intuition pumps", as well as a visual system with a broad range of depth perception. The pieces have many visual influences, and each illustrates a different story or idea.
I mix observed and imagined scenes from immediate vicinities and through self-informed compositional elements directed by hand, eye and mind (in that order). Every element of the composition informs all future mark-making, and is complete when the canvas (and my mind) is visually saturated. This process creates a feedback-loop that allows for a wholistic portrayal of and during the act of drawing.
These streams of consciousness drawings are complex, layered, and deeply introspective. There’s a compositional tension between structure and freedom; precise lines, sacred geometry, and mathematical forms merge seamlessly with organic, dreamlike motifs. The result is a visual language that traces thought itself—how memories, intuition, and perception spiral and collide.
My technique, drawing without erasing, letting each mark inform the next—creates a feedback loop between mind and paper. This process is more than aesthetic; it’s a method of thinking. Externalising internal architecture, giving shape to mental movements. Recurring themes like motion, consciousness, light, and geometry feel philosophical yet intimate, encouraging you to slow down and follow every detail.