Why Cardboard
These works are created on reclaimed cardboard — not as a limitation, but as a deliberate choice.
The material brings strength, texture and unpredictability. Torn edges, surface imperfections and layered paint create depth that a traditional canvas cannot replicate.
Each piece is built up through multiple layers of paint, sand, and industrial elements, forming a sealed and durable surface with a raw, tactile presence.
Cardboard allows for intervention — tearing, cutting, restructuring — turning the work into a constructed object rather than a flat image.
It also carries a history. What was once discarded becomes part of a new expression, adding authenticity and meaning to the final piece.
This approach reflects both material awareness and artistic intent — transforming industrial leftovers into unique, lasting works.
No two pieces are the same.