Le Corbusier Collection

These paintings draw from Le Corbusier's approach to colour and interior space. His way of working with colour combinations — deliberate, architectural, precise — became a starting point. The question was whether an emphasis on hue and geometric form could carry an image on its own terms.

The palette is structured rather than expressive. Colours are set against one another with attention to their weight and proportion, reflecting the same logic Le Corbusier applied to his interiors. Each tone holds its position within the composition without blending or softening.

Compositions rest on geometric form and clean line. Shapes are placed with care, each element contributing to a visual order that is both controlled and direct. The aim is a kind of precision — not mechanical, but considered.