The Hybrid series by Camilla Howalt merges imagery inspired by invisible structures - such as skeletons, the brain, and delineations of borders - to create a visual language that explores the intersection of the tangible and the subjective. These works, painted with watercolors and ink on Hahnemühle Museum Paper printed with a grid, act as representations of invisible landscapes as remembered. Rather than traditional watercolor paper, the paper is worked with an acrylic ground, making it a canvas for a paper-based exploration of fresco techniques.

This series responds to what could be called a geo-subjective terrain: a personal map that reflects the fluidity of individuals, experiences, emotions, and identities. It evokes a narrative that transcends political boundaries, focusing instead on the internal territories we navigate throughout life.

Each painting is created by hand with watercolors and ink on high-quality Hahnemühle Museum Paper, focusing on the rich textures and materiality of the medium. The fluidity of watercolor interacts with the precision of ink to form dynamic compositions that balance structure and spontaneity.

The layered brushwork and intricate details enhances the notions of composition, embracing both controlled and free-flowing elements. This series celebrates the organic nature of the creative process, where each mark holds its own unique significance.

• Medium: Grid print on 310g Hahnemühle Museum paper / Ink / Watercolour / Pen

• Dimensions: 42 × 59.4 cm

• Framing: Unframed (framing advice available upon request)

• Availability: Original work on quality print paper for sale

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