Lost
Memory
Drawings of history, memory and survival — where fragments of the past are rebuilt, displaced and made visible again.
The Vanished
Large-format version · 2026 · 75 × 110 cm
Memory is never still.
Lost Memory is an evolving body of drawings begun in 2022. Historical images, monuments, photographs and inherited visual fragments are dismantled and recomposed into new narratives.
Some works remain unique drawings. Others move through lithographic editions, large-format reworkings and new contexts of exhibition and reception.
Enter through the image.
A small selection from the wider corpus. Each work opens into its own history, sources, process, exhibitions and later versions.
Dreaming of Babel
Large-format version · 2026
Seed of Eternity
2025 · 75 × 110 cm
West of Eden
Large-format version · 2026
Brotherly Love
Original · 2023
The Devourer of Lives
Original · 2022
A touch of colour.
The mostly monochrome corpus occasionally opens into another visual register. In Tree of Life, colour, birds and geometric forms introduce humour, movement and renewal.
Detail from Tree of Life · 2026 · Indian ink and watercolour
Lithographic editions.
Sixteen works have also been produced as signed and numbered lithographs. Close details reveal what a screen cannot: paper, ink, pressure, handwritten title and edition number — and the scale of the finished object once framed.
Explore the editionsThe works in public.
Lost Memory has been shown in institutional, museum and discussion-led settings. The exhibition history forms another layer in the life of the drawings.
