J. Kesín’s paintings move between geometric structure, gestural abstraction and more ambiguous forms of representation. Across distinct bodies of work, compositions range from sparse arrangements of shapes and colour to densely layered surfaces in which forms overlap or fragment.
While the individual series follow different approaches, recurring interests emerge in the relationships between forms and the ways in which space is constructed or disrupted. References to landscape, architecture and the human figure appear in some works, while others remain entirely abstract.
Rather than following a linear stylistic progression, the different series explore a range of visual possibilities, with connections emerging across works that may initially appear quite unrelated.
Selected Works
Moonlight Ripples | Patina
Whirl | Formation I | From the Ashes
Shadow | Relic V
