The Ink Strokes collection is built on the idea of embracing the unknown. Every drawing, with a few exceptions, begins with a single stroke of ink—no pencils, no planning, just a commitment to the first mark. Once that stroke hits the paper, there’s no way back, and the drawing takes on a life of its own. These works explore life and architecture in its most raw and stripped-down form, where lines flow freely and imperfections are not just accepted, but welcomed. The ink moves with spontaneity, creating both structure and chaos, often blending the two. There's an honesty to each piece, where every mistake and every unexpected turn becomes part of the story. The drawings capture fleeting ideas, emotions, and sometimes frustration, making them feel more alive than perfect representations ever could. This collection isn’t about polished, final designs—it’s about exploration, the unpredictability of the process, and letting the ink speak for itself.
The Ink Strokes collection is built on the idea of embracing the unknown. Every drawing, with a few exceptions, begins with a single stroke of ink—no pencils, no planning, just a commitment to the first mark. Once that stroke hits the paper, there’s no way back, and the drawing takes on a life of its own. These works explore life and architecture in its most raw and stripped-down form, where lines flow freely and imperfections are not just accepted, but welcomed. The ink moves with spontaneity, creating both structure and chaos, often blending the two. There's an honesty to each piece, where every mistake and every unexpected turn becomes part of the story. The drawings capture fleeting ideas, emotions, and sometimes frustration, making them feel more alive than perfect representations ever could. This collection isn’t about polished, final designs—it’s about exploration, the unpredictability of the process, and letting the ink speak for itself.