The Concept
ChromaZone (Chromatic Zone) is a series of graphic prints inspired by the vibrant chromatic color range of its namesake and the bold visual language of 1950s–60s imagery, mid-century graphics, and pop aesthetics. Each composition is constructed from layered sections and fragments of found vintage imagery—photographs, patterns, textures, typography, and graphic forms—reinterpreted and vectorized into a deliberately imperfect, screen-print-inspired visual language. Overlapping shapes, limited color palettes, distressed textures, halftones, and unexpected fragments create dense, rhythmic compositions that feel both nostalgic and contemporary.
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Conceived originally as a series of screen prints, the works are currently produced as digital fine art prints, retaining the tactile, layered character and visual energy of the intended printmaking process.
