Pharah

Pharah is where I let go of restraint.
Here, colour leads — instinctively, unapologetically.
These works celebrate the human form not as a subject to be captured, but as a presence to be felt.

Where Waltherus is quiet, Pharah is a pulse.

Pharah is born from movement — from music, rhythm, intuition.
I work faster here, trusting gesture and emotion more than control. Paint becomes an extension of the body: bold strokes, unexpected contrasts, colours that collide and reveal new harmonies.

I follow energy, not perfection.

The human figure in this series is not idealised.
It is alive — vibrant, expressive, free of narrative rules.

Colour becomes language.
Gesture becomes emotion.
The canvas becomes a stage for joy.

Every painting in Pharah is a celebration:
of colour as instinct,
of the body as freedom,
of art as a moment of pure presence.

Where Waltherus whispers,
Pharah laughs.
Where Waltherus contemplates,
Pharah dances.

These works are about feeling — not analysing.
About movement — not stillness.

Pharah invites you to experience colour the way it exists in the body:
immediate, physical, undeniable.

Pharah is joy made visible.