There is a beautiful tension between an intimate line drawing and a large architectural surface.

One line can transform the feeling of a space — subtly changing its rhythm, creating movement and drawing attention to details that might otherwise go unnoticed.

A mural can start with a story or simply a shared fascination. Together with a client or creative partner, I translate that starting point into my handwriting.

For the Big Art ’24 mural, the traces of the former hospital became the starting point for my composition. Existing painted squares, stains and raw marks became part of the drawing, adding another layer to the final work.

Image on the right: Line drawing in oil pencil for Big Art ’24

Below: Several projects between 2011- recent