Alfred's works on canvas are grounded in motion - visual echoes of an embodied process. Each piece emerges from a physically driven inquiry: a conversation between movement, intuition, and material resistance. The canvas becomes not just a surface, but a site of translation - where the language of body meets the stillness of form.
Through layering, erasure, and mark-making, Alfred navigates the tension between presence and impermanence. Using oil stick and pastel for their immediacy and texture, he embraces abstraction as a language of instinct and erasure. What begins as a somatic impulse evolves into a visual terrain - raw, symbolic, and emotionally charged.
Alfred's works on canvas are grounded in motion - visual echoes of an embodied process. Each piece emerges from a physically driven inquiry: a conversation between movement, intuition, and material resistance. The canvas becomes not just a surface, but a site of translation - where the language of body meets the stillness of form.
Through layering, erasure, and mark-making, Alfred navigates the tension between presence and impermanence. Using oil stick and pastel for their immediacy and texture, he embraces abstraction as a language of instinct and erasure. What begins as a somatic impulse evolves into a visual terrain - raw, symbolic, and emotionally charged.
