Circles explores the idea of bodies in motion: forms that rotate, shift, and relate to one another as if caught in a shared rhythm. Each piece emerges from a continuous, circular gesture that leaves visible traces on the surface and creates a dynamic, almost choreographic presence.

The series is built around edges, turns, and the tension between interior and exterior. The works do not aim to represent human figures, yet they evoke corporeality—expansions, contractions, breaths. Together, they function as a small ecosystem of movements that respond to and balance one another.

In Circles, the circle is not a closed geometric form but a vital impulse: an energy that unfolds, opens, and begins again. The pieces invite the viewer to follow the path of the gesture, to sense the internal rhythm that sustains them.