I often feel that within the making of a painting,
many artworks appear in passing:
ephemeral, transient in nature.

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​A spontaneous brushstroke, a first mark,
or a chance meeting of colors
can create small, unexpected compositions.

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Some of these moments disappear quickly,
covered by the next layer of paint.

Others stay hidden in a corner, small, almost invisible,
yet they hold the rhythm of the final piece.

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These brief passages add balance, depth, and movement,
but their individuality fades as the painting evolves.

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In this series, I give them space and permanence,
their own life and presence.
Photographed as they surface,
printed as singular works,
each image preserves a brief instant of becoming,
later enriched by gentle interventions
with pastels and oil pastels.