ABOUT

Working without sketches or premeditation, Bianca allows each painting to develop through accumulation, revision, and response. Forms emerge intuitively, shaped by the physical act of working rather than a predetermined image.

Her practice engages the tension between the domestic and the natural — between containment and what resists it. Through layered applications of charcoal, acrylic, oil paint, and oil pastel, she builds surfaces that remain provisional, reworked, and unstable, reflecting the way memory and experience are continually reshaped.

The resulting works occupy a space between observation and abstraction, where organic forms, pattern, and interruption coexist without fully resolving.