Early works

Early Works brings together the initial investigations that led to the development of Juggling Painting. These works document a period of exploration in which movement, material, and color gradually replaced representation as the central subject of the painting.

Although they precede the consolidation of the technique, many of the ideas that would later define the practice are already present: repeated gestures, the accumulation of layers, the importance of process, and an interest in complex systems emerging from simple physical actions. Each painting represents a stage in the search for a personal visual language, where intuition and analysis evolved side by side.

Viewed as a whole, the series reveals the path from early abstract experimentation to a pictorial practice in which the body, movement, and gravity become essential creative tools.

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