The Word Paintings series is a long-term ongoing project, recently inspired by Paul Lafargue's 1883 essay "The Right to be Lazy", but also stems from earlier attempts to challenge incentives to constrain visual art creations into words.

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"Amazon Preview Blank", latex and acrylic on canvas, 152x91cm, 2014 / "Resist the Temptation to Explain", paint and spray paint on t-shirt, 92x40cm, 2014

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"Keywords", paint and spray paint on t-shirts, 92x40cm each, 2015

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"Tautology (Untitled)", acrylic on wood panel, 13x20cm

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"Got to the Studio series", felt pen on paper, 22x28cm each, 2012

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"Lousy Painting", latex and acrylic on canvas, 152x91cm, 2011 / "This Painting Carries Its Own Descriptive Text", digital render, variable sizes, 2009

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"Cul de Sac series", digital render, variable sizes, 2010

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"Parfait", digital render, variable sizes, 2012

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"Do Not Touch (Braille)", digital render, variable sizes, 2012

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"Ceci Est un Texte", acrylic on canvas, 92x156, 1996

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