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Inspired by a visit to the Louvre, this drawing imagines the missing body of the Head of Aphrodite, a Roman marble copy of a lost Greek original attributed to the circle of Praxiteles.

Untitled (Body of Aphrodite)
2026
Black fountain pen on paper
21 × 29.7 cm

Part of Élleipsi, now on view at SELTZ by Ritter Ferrer

From the ‘Opus Tectorium’ series, on view in Élleipsi at SELTZ by Ritter Ferrer 📍Barcelona

Inspired by a journey to Pompeii and ancient wall painting, made possible by Parco Archeologico di Pompei, these works investigate how layers, erosion and traces of time shape the image. The wall speaks through texture and absence, turning loss into part of the composition.

This is how it settles.
Final installation shots from ‘Élleipsi’, now on view at .art 💡 Barcelona.

Fragments, gestures, and decisions accumulate as a system where form and void coexist.

Each fragment holds the possibility of a complete work 💔❤️‍🩹💡

‘Abduction of the Sabine Diaspasis’
2026
Spray, acrylic and oil paint on drywall
Variable dimensions

Part of the ‘Élleipsi’ exhibition at .art

What remains when the artwork is gone?

The PA series explores absence as a form of presence through handmade A5 drawings in charcoal, black technical pen and blue fountain pen on paper.

Each work takes the form of a museum label for an artwork that is no longer on display. In this case, the label documents a sculpture that was conceived and designed, but never produced.

Inspired by visits to several museums, the series reflects on what is seen, what is absent, and what lingers beyond display.

Presented as part of our new exhibition ‘Élleipsi’, at .art in Barcelona.
On display until August 31.

Our new exhibition ‘Élleipsi’ opens next week at .art in Barcelona
See you on Thursday 28th May at 6pm! 🥰🏛️💡

Laocoon Lefkos
2024
Spray, acrylic and oil paint on canvas
180 x 240 cm

While researching for our new exhibition ‘Élleipsi’, we visited and found inspiration in the traces left by time on its frescoes and surfaces.

From that trip emerged ‘Opus Tectorium’, a new series developed through a technique we are exploring for the first time, inspired by ancient wall painting processes and focused on texture, erosion and absence.

Our new show opens on May 28th at .art in Barcelona

‘Élleipsi’ is in the making! Our new exhibition brings together new artworks that reflect on absence, lost, or intentionally left unseen in art.
The show is coming soon to Barcelona at .art Here’s a first look at the process