inhale exhibition

An Instant to Look Inward

There are moments when it is enough just to inhale. To stop. To feel the air coming in and out, without asking anything more of time than to stay a little while. This exhibition is born from that need for pause: to look at the present as if it were the first time, without judgment, only inhabiting it. Sometimes, the simplest thing—like breathing—can also be the most revealing.

Conscious series

Conscious series 1/9

23 x 32 cm, including frame

The works presented here do not seek answers. They are traces of an intimate process, of days when the world seemed to go too slow or too fast. Colors that emerge like thoughts, forms that repeat like cycles of the mood.

Conscious series 2/9

23 x 32 cm, including frame

Conscious series 3/9

23 x 32 cm, incl. frame

Conscious series 4/9

23 x 32 cm, incl. frame

Each piece is an invitation to look inward, without rush, with the same delicacy with which a flower opens to the sun.

Conscious series 5/9

23 x 32 cm, incl. frame

Conscious series 6/9

23 x 32 cm, incl. frame

Conscious series 7/9

23 x 32 cm, incl. frame

Conscious series 8/9

23 x 32 cm, incl. frame

Conscious series 9/9

23 x 32 cm, incl. frame

Initial series

Initial series 70 x 90 cm

In Inhale Exhibition, this acrylic on textured plaster piece embodies pause. The rough, eroded surface mimics a weathered wall with vertical cracks like diluted ink veins and shifting grays. Plaster forms geological skin, capturing light in reliefs.

Initial series 70 x 100 cm

Acrylic glazes over modeling paste create fluidity-rigidity contrast: black drips like exhalations on dirty white background. Composition echoes Pollock introspectively, seeking stillness. As an opaque mirror, it forces lingering gaze without resolution.

Initial series 70 x 100 cm

The artwork «Instant» is a captivating piece that successfully translates the philosophy of the «inhale exhibition» into a striking visual and tactile language. The choice of acrylic and plaster texture is a complete success, as the robust and three-dimensional materiality of the plaster confers an undeniable physical presence to the abstract concept of time and pause.

Initial series 70 x 90 cm

Visually, the work is an exercise in dynamic balance. The neutral, almost silent background is interrupted by that central splash of coral/pinkish color that acts like a heartbeat, like the irruption of life or emotion in a moment of stillness. This chromatic gesture is vital and full of energy.