“Stones Flow” original

“Stone Flow”

Pen on Paper

42cm x 60 cm without frame. 

In Stone Flow, the artist explores the raw geometry and silent movement found in basalt landscapes. Using only pen, they build an intricate world where textures, formations, and flowing lines speak to the layered history of the Earth. Inspired by volcanic coastlines and crystalline structures, the piece captures the tension between solidity and motion—between the permanence of rock and the fluid forces that shape it.

Their practice centers on detailed mark-making, using line to sculpt surface and structure. Every stroke contributes to a rhythm that mirrors the natural world’s quiet patterns—hexagonal columns, swirling currents, crystalline growths. Through this meditative process, Stone Flow becomes both a geological homage and a visual meditation on time, pressure, and transformation.

The artist’s work often investigates how natural forms can be reimagined through texture, repetition, and intuitive construction. Here, pen becomes a tool of excavation—revealing a landscape shaped not only by nature’s hand, but by the artist’s deep connection to form, detail, and the enduring presence of stone.