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Unique piece Year: 2023 Series: Norse Runes Technique: drawing, mixed media on smooth Fabriano paper, 220g/m2 Dimensions: 33 x 48 cm Concept: Wunjo is the rune of joy. Its reconstructed Proto-Germanic name, wunjō, conveys joy, pleasure and delight. In the Old…

Unique piece Year: 2023 Series: Norse Runes Technique: drawing, mixed media on smooth Fabriano paper, 220g/m2 Dimensions: 33 x48 cm Concept: Sowilo is the rune of the Sun. Its reconstructed Proto-Germanic name, sōwilō, means “Sun”. In the rune poems, the…

Unique piece Year: 2023 Series: Norse Runes Technique: drawing, mixed media on smooth Fabriano paper, 220g/m2 Dimensions: 33 x48 cm Concept: Jera is the rune of the year and the harvest. Its sign, formed by two complementary elements in motion,…

Unique piece Year: 2023 Series: Norse Runes Technique: drawing, mixed media on smooth Fabriano paper, 220g/m2 Dimensions: 33 x48 cm Concept: Ehwaz is the rune of the horse, an emblem of movement, passage and trust. The journey arises from the…

Rune Series

RUNES are essential signs: symbolic forms capable of guiding inner experience.

The RUNE series emerges from a cathartic process aimed at connecting with the restorative and life-giving power of the symbol. It is an intuitive practice that activates a non-linear mode of perception, in which the mind becomes attuned to the heart.

The term rune derives from the Old Norse rún, meaning “secret”, “mystery” or “confidential counsel”. Originally used as alphabetic characters by Germanic peoples, runes acquired symbolic, ritual and divinatory significance across different periods and cultural contexts.

In the RUNE series, each sign is reinterpreted as an active form: rather than merely representing a meaning, it transforms that meaning into a visual experience.