Chinese ink

My works in Indian ink are more minimalist and intuitive than with other techniques

It all starts with an annual challenge, called Inktober. The principle of inktober is to make a painting or a drawing in ink, every day of October. I got caught up in the game and started painting in Indian ink.

From an ink flow, I make a face appear, like ghosts or entities permeating the paper. This technique being done on wet paper, the work must be fast. It is a work of concentration and intuition.

The fluidity of the ink leaves like an imprint on the paper allowing the viewer to imagine his own story.