MEMORIES by RS LAB STUDIO Rafaela Mascaro

MEMORIES by RS LAB STUDIO Rafaela MascaroMemories by RS LAB STUDIO is quieter than the studio's more exuberant works the palette here is softer, the forms less assertive. Botanical elements drift across the picture plane in loose clusters, evoking the fragmentary nature of recollection: vivid in parts, hazy at the edges. The geometric structure is still present, but it yields to a more lyrical arrangement, allowing shapes to overlap and blur in a way that feels genuinely nostalgic. There is

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