Grey Healer

120 × 90 cm
edition 1/1

Gallery wall with colorful abstract paintings in an art gallery with white walls and a gray concrete floor.

on show at Klotz Shows, Brussels (BE)

Blurred gradient background with shades of yellow, green, brown, and pink.
Color chart with color swatches and labels including lime green, yellow, yellow, brown and corresponding light red, beige, dirt red, brown colors. Text at the top says, "You dance - I have dreamed of that over and over - I dancing with you."

You dance - I have dreamed of that over and over - I dancing with you
120 × 90 cm | edition 1/1

Blurred abstract colorful background with shades of purple, pink, green, blue, and yellow.
A legenda with color blocks in blue, pink, purple, green, grey, red, yellow, and lime green labeled with their color names.

There will never be drabness because in both of us there is always movement
120 × 90 cm | edition 1/1

A blurred gradient background with colors blending from green and yellow on the right to pink, purple, and blue on the left.
Color palette legenda with text: 'Meeting you was a nice accident,' displaying swatches of colors labeled brown, purple, light red, light brown, grey, yellow, black, and pink.

Meeting you was a nice accident
120 × 90 cm | edition 1/1

The project "Grey Healer" is an artistic endeavor that aims to delve into the nature of color perception and explore how subjective and individual it can be. The question "What do you see?" is one that is often asked to the artist, and in this project, the artist seeks to answer it in a way that is both informative and thought-provoking.

Through a series of abstract color works, the artist invites viewers to contemplate the nuances and complexities of color perception. Each work is accompanied by a legend that explains the artist's unique way of seeing and interpreting colors as a colorblind person. The viewer is encouraged to compare their own perception of the colors to that of the artist and to consider the differences and similarities that may arise.

The works themselves are vibrant and dynamic, with bold hues and striking contrasts. They are a testament to the power and beauty of color and the endless possibilities for creative expression it offers.

Through this project, the artist hopes to deepen our understanding of color and to spark new conversations about how we see and experience the world around us. By challenging our assumptions and expanding our perspectives, "What do you see?" encourages us to look more closely, to question more deeply, and to appreciate the many ways in which we all see and interpret the world in our own unique and individual ways.

Edition 1/1

Two abstract colorful digital art pieces with blurred, gradient colors are displayed on an aged wall with peeling paint and cracks.

on show at Artzaanstad (NL)