Valletta

This large-scale abstract painting (126 x 100 cm) features a grid of geometric forms—primarily squares and rectangles—arranged with a balance of order and spontaneity. The palette is dominated by pinks, oranges, and blacks, set against a muted grey background, with layered textures and bold outlines that emphasize the materiality of paint. Drawing on the traditions of geometric abstraction and mid-20th-century modernism, the work references artists like Piet Mondrian and the De Stijl movement, while offering a contemporary interpretation. Its strong visual presence and dynamic composition make it well-suited for both private and public spaces.