My work has long been driven by an intuitive exploration of color, form, line and surface. I am interested in the point where structure and spontaneity meet, where a composition can feel deliberate while still leaving room for accident, ambiguity and surprise.

Across painting, drawing and pattern, recurring forms move between the organic and geometric, sometimes suggesting the body, landscape or familiar objects without fully resolving into representation. Repetition, gesture and shifts in scale create rhythm, while layers of color and line allow images to emerge, disappear and change through the act of making.

Over time, this visual language has moved beyond the canvas into wallcoverings, textiles and objects. I see these not as separate practices, but as different surfaces for the same ongoing investigation: how color, pattern and form can alter the way we experience an image, an object or a space.

— Liane Ricci