Lumina #2
Nina Onaur
2026
This new series of watercolours explores the relationship between fluidity, scale, and perception. Developed in large and unconventional formats, the compositions emerge as diluted landscapes, almost suspended between the abstract and visual memory.
Colour plays a central role, expanding in subtle overlays and vibrations that seek to radiate light and atmosphere. Depending on the orientation of the work, its interpretation transforms: vertically, they evoke the silent presence of a contemporary totem; horizontally, they open up as diffuse, organic, and contemplative landscapes.
More than representing a specific place, these works seek to capture a sensation, fragments of nature, horizon, and emotion in a liquid state.
This new series of watercolours explores the relationship between fluidity, scale, and perception. Developed in large and unconventional formats, the compositions emerge as diluted landscapes, almost suspended between the abstract and visual memory.
Colour plays a central role, expanding in subtle overlays and vibrations that seek to radiate light and atmosphere. Depending on the orientation of the work, its interpretation transforms: vertically, they evoke the silent presence of a contemporary totem; horizontally, they open up as diffuse, organic, and contemplative landscapes.
More than representing a specific place, these works seek to capture a sensation, fragments of nature, horizon, and emotion in a liquid state.