Color Theory

Color Theory is a site-responsive installation composed of colored gauze bandages installed along architectural seams.

Fragments of text—broken, distorted, or erased—move across the surface, allowing language to behave as something unstable and shifting.

The bandage, a material associated with healing, appears as a quiet intervention within the space.

Meaning does not settle.
It forms through encounter.

Installation , 2025,2026
Gauze Bandages

Exhibited at: Kunstpakhuset, Ikast, Denmark, 2025
Museo delle Mura, Rome, Italy, 2026

Close-up of colorful fabric strips with printed text and symbols, including yellow, pink, white, yellow, red, beige, and blue colors, with various phrases and code snippets about colors, sights, and words.
A castle with a brick wall and battlements, surrounded by colorful windbreaks, under a blue sky with a few clouds.
Colorful chimneys with red, black, white, yellow, purple, blue, and green paint, topped with weathered brick caps, set against a bright blue sky with some clouds. Shadows cast on a brick-paved ground.
An indoor exhibition space features a large, colorful sculpture suspended from the ceiling, with two neon signs on the wall below displaying the phrases 'COLOR ME BLINDS' and 'Less State of Mind.' The space has tiled floors, and some seating and plan
Colorful stacks of yarn or fabric rolls arranged in a field during sunset