THE NIGHT REMEMBERS
As day recedes, colours linger briefly before dissolving into the night sky. Reflecting on the transitional moments; the quiet thresholds where time seems suspended and memory becomes inseparable from light.
Inspired by the vastness of the night sky and the phenomenon of afterimage, the collection considers how light remains with us long after its source has gone. Fragments of colour, sensation, and memory held within the darkness.
Created for the Winter Solstice, the longest night of the year, the collection invites you to slow down and inhabit the beauty of transition, where endings become beginnings and darkness becomes a space for reflection.
COLOURS OF BERLIN
Berlin is a city told in layers. Of concrete and collapse. Division and reinvention. A creative energy, runs through its veins. A place where past and present coexist. Drawing from the city’s dark architectural language: brutalist forms, war-scarred facades, shadowed courtyards, and the quiet weight of history embedded in every surface. But what emerges from the darkness is an abundance of life, where art, music, greenery and transcend throughout the city. Muted, atmospheric colour fields soften into darkness, echoing the way Berlin reveals itself slowly. Nothing is forced, yet everything is felt. Each piece reflects the city’s emotional density; introspective, wild, and unapologetic.
COLOURS OF STOCKHOLM
Captured through muted gradients and softened edges, reflecting the quiet poetry of the city, where nature and architecture share a calm, deliberate rhythm. These works draw from the soft greens of garden allotments, the blush of morning light along pastel façades, and the deep tones found when the seasons turn. A study in Scandinavian stillness understated, intimate and beautifully slow.
COLOURS OF IBIZA
An intimate study of Ibiza in daylight, the quiet hours when the island exhales. These works slow the rhythm, capturing the serenity that follows the night: soft gradients of blue, infinite horizons, and the feeling of simply being. Inspired by ocean colours found far from the crowd, a return to presence.
