STAINS is an abstract ink collection exploring the traces left behind by moments, thoughts, and encounters.

Rather than depicting events themselves, each work focuses on what remains — the residue of motion, pressure, and chance.

Every piece is generated through a controlled system of variables such as energy and stroke behavior, allowing subtle differences to emerge within a cohesive visual language.

STAINS embraces imperfection, randomness, and restraint. No two marks are identical, yet all belong to the same moment of intent.

This collection invites the viewer to slow down and observe what usually goes unnoticed: the quiet evidence of something that has already passed.

STAINS is an abstract ink collection exploring the traces left behind by moments, thoughts, and encounters.

Rather than depicting events themselves, each work focuses on what remains — the residue of motion, pressure, and chance.

Every piece is generated through a controlled system of variables such as energy and stroke behavior, allowing subtle differences to emerge within a cohesive visual language.

STAINS embraces imperfection, randomness, and restraint. No two marks are identical, yet all belong to the same moment of intent.

This collection invites the viewer to slow down and observe what usually goes unnoticed: the quiet evidence of something that has already passed.

STAINS is an abstract ink collection exploring the traces left behind by moments, thoughts, and encounters.

Rather than depicting events themselves, each work focuses on what remains — the residue of motion, pressure, and chance.

Every piece is generated through a controlled system of variables such as energy and stroke behavior, allowing subtle differences to emerge within a cohesive visual language.

STAINS embraces imperfection, randomness, and restraint. No two marks are identical, yet all belong to the same moment of intent.

This collection invites the viewer to slow down and observe what usually goes unnoticed: the quiet evidence of something that has already passed.