He transforms his shapes “dynamically”,
stretching, repeating, gradually shifting,
to invoke a movement on the surface,
a feeling of
volume,
of movement in space,
via optical effects.
He uses all sorts
of materials : tapestries, vitreous enamel, aluminium, or Delphi ceramics.
"On a
surface of black and white, rotating some squares, mutating them into lozenges
brings a vibration to the surface by adding space, movement, and time to the
dimensional base."
He likes playing
with contrasts and oppositions,
and often uses
Kepler’s cube to play with light, shadow, and colour to generate a unique dynamic.
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