2026 | Painting | Mixed technique

Mixed media on cardboard.

50 x 50 cm

Framed in a minimal natural wood frame with a glass front.

This circular composition embodies the idea of gradience as a slow and gentle change. Its surface moves from earthy brown into soft blue through countless hand-drawn strokes, a transition that resists abruptness and instead unfolds patiently.

The gradual shift mirrors both the natural world and inner experience , reminding us that change can be navigated step by step, shade by shade. For me, repetition is a vital part of her practice.

As an artist on the spectrum, I often seek stability and rhythm in form, using arcs, stripes, and circles as anchors. Repetition offers continuity in a world where change can feel overwhelming. Yet through the process, I embrace the subtle transformations that inevitably arise: no stroke is identical, no surface static.

This painting reflects the paradox between resistance to change and the human need for it. Gradience becomes a metaphor for possibility, a space where repetition and transformation coexist, and where balance is found in the quiet progression from one state to another.

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