Grey Line“ follows the results of a new kind of creative process I started in 2015 evolving around the concept of grey point, the iron powder and an ongoing research on graphite.

According to Paul Klee, the gray (point) can be understood as a source from which the colors black and white born:  “If we express it in terms of the perceptible (as though drawing up a balance sheet of chaos), we arrive at the concept grey, at the fateful point between coming-into-being and passing-away; the grey point. The point is grey because it is neither white nor black because it is white and black at the same time. It is grey because it is neither up nor down or because it is both up and down. It is grey because it is neither hot nor cold; it is grey because it is a non-dimensional point, a point between dimensions“.