Naomi Lisiki

Dealing with themes of permutation and metamorphosis, Naomi’s paintings, mostly abstract, apply densely packed marks in vaguely symmetrical patterns. Both expressive and repetitive, they are meant to be markers of time and of sensorial experiences...

Dealing with themes of permutation and metamorphosis, Naomi’s paintings, mostly abstract, apply densely packed marks in vaguely symmetrical patterns. Both expressive and repetitive, they are meant to be markers of time and of sensorial experiences. It is important for her to experiment with other mixed medias by her painting process, as the work does not have any End but is meant to be in constant growth and change. The painting becomes an object of research and discovery. She uses forms of geometry and color to emulate light and create large cosmologies; Like the birth of a star or the formation of a seashell on ocean tides, she aims to create paintings that feed into themselves and become their own natural phenomenon. As a result, the paintings have an atmospheric effect, resembling landscapes, motifs of nature and algorithms.