What if ideas were colours?

Spectral Sculptures is an ongoing body of wall-mounted works in which colour and light bring abstract ideas into being as dynamic colour-fields.

Each artwork begins with an concept drawn from philosophy or psychology. Rather than asking what an idea represents, the work asks something more fundamental: how can this idea be brought in being as colour?

Ideas such as acceptance, self-mastery and resilience are not illustrated or encoded symbolically. Instead, they are explored through optical behaviour - allowing meaning to arise through perception, movement and time.

The wall-mounted sculptures are constructed through the careful layering of dyed resin on reflective surfaces. Instead of relying on pre-mixed colours, colour emerges through depth and transparency, producing colour-fields that form, shift and dissolve as light moves across the work.

Light functions as a central material. As surrounding colours, movement and architectural context are reflected and refracted across the mirrored surface, subtle chromatic aberrations occur, ensuring that no two encounters with a work are identical.

Each sculpture is preceded by a series of spectral studies -small-scale works that allow colour and light interactions to be experienced in their purest form. These studies act as conceptual and optical foundations, from which full-scale sculptures are developed.

Spectral Sculptures are conceived for private collections, galleries and institutional settings, where colour, light and space form an integrated experience.