Artwork details
Lime Lattice
Two narrow panels repeat a lattice of white grooves across a granulated grey field. Light settles on the chalky matte and on the minimal shadow of the relief.
Curatorial text
Two vertical boards, presented in parallel as a diptych, hold an abstract script with a continuous rhythm. Against a dark grey ground, densely stippled, white pathways emerge, interweaving and opening into bifurcations, like channels or veins that travel the height without ever closing into a figure. The separation between the two bodies introduces a structural pause: an interval that reinforces a sequential reading and the modular character of the ensemble.
The palette remains restrained — chalky whites, charcoal greys and small ochre accents — to concentrate the experience on tonal contrast and the surface’s breathing. The white does not act as a flat veil, but as an extended material that reveals soft folds and slight undulations, offering a discreet topography.
In detail, the dark zone reveals a compact granulation, with a stony appearance, where each grain generates micro-shadows and an optical vibration that is almost acoustic. Light, striking from the side, underscores the edges of the pale forms and deepens the mesh of dots, transforming the work into a tactile wall surface: austere, serene and sustained by a slow pulse.