1.i Start with search

I begin without a finished image in my mind. I choose a maximum of three colors and carefully distribute them across the entire surface. Then I go over the canvas with the brush, looking for initial anchor points – places that will guide me further.

2.i Trust the intuition
At first, I'm still focused and control my movements. But with each new layer, the image changes. I work horizontally and vertically, layer by layer. In doing so, I gradually relinquish more and more control and trust my intuition.

3. Flow instead of control
At some point, I stop consciously directing the image. I let happen what wants to happen. I become one with the moment. Time and control fade into the background. I only follow what feels right.

Then the picture becomes clear. I hardly intervene anymore. When I feel: Now it's right, then it's finished.

1.i Start with search

2.i Trust the intuition At first, I'm still focused and control my movements. But with each new layer, the image changes. I work horizontally and vertically, layer by layer. In doing so, I gradually relinquish more and more control and trust my intuition.

2.i Trust the intuition
At first, I'm still focused and control my movements. But with each new layer, the image changes. I work horizontally and vertically, layer by layer. In doing so, I gradually relinquish more and more control and trust my intuition.