Studio Practice & Research

The Blue Response Method (Ongoing)

Initiated in December 2025, Blue Response is the artist’s current line of research. Each work is the result of an extensive preparatory cycle, including AI-assisted conceptualization and meticulous pre-visualization. This preliminary phase, often spanning a month, allows the artist to calibrate the composition and chromatic strategy before the first stroke is made.

The final image is resolved within a single, uninterrupted session lasting up to twenty hours. This rigorous structure is a technological necessity to preserve structural unity; the work is realized through a state of sustained analytical presence, where every decision is executed while the paint film remains active.

The method is based on Extended Alla Prima and Medium-Free Oil Manipulation. No oil mediums or final varnishes are used. Form emerges through atmospheric dissolution and the tension of warm-cool color stresses, verified under a rigorous Light Control Protocol. This forensic attention to the surface ensures a technically absolute "Author’s Finish" that remains stable without the need for synthetic coatings.

Surface Integrity & Light Control Protocol
To ensure the permanence of the medium-free surface, each work is executed under a rigorous Light Control Protocol. During the 20-hour session, the paint film is continuously scanned under high-intensity raking light to verify structural density and purity. This forensic attention to the surface ensures a technically absolute "Author’s Finish" that remains stable and vibrant without the need for synthetic coatings.