Finding Balance in Painting

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 Painting often begins without a fixed destination. Instead of following a strict plan, the work develops gradually through the relationship between color, space, and movement.

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​In my work, balance is an important element. It is not always a symmetrical balance, but rather a quiet harmony that allows different elements to coexist naturally within the composition.

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​A color may need to breathe. A field of small dots may gently interrupt a calm surface. These subtle adjustments slowly shape the atmosphere of the painting.

For me, painting is a process of listening — allowing the work to reveal its own rhythm and presence over time.

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Nanna Tamara

March 2026