Untitled 2

This pixelated composition plays with blocks of color in a way that feels both digital and painterly at once. Bold squares of yellow, pink, teal, and blue scatter across the canvas like fragments of a half-remembered image or a low-resolution photograph. The left side features darker, more structured elements with grays and blacks, while the right dissolves into softer, sun-washed tones that could suggest a landscape or simply exist as pure abstraction.

Hedi Mertens creates work that sits comfortably in the space between representation and geometry. There's something almost nostalgic about this piece, reminiscent of early computer graphics or mosaic tiles, yet it maintains a distinctly contemporary sensibility. The colors refuse to settle into any clear scene, inviting you to either search for recognizable forms or simply enjoy the rhythmic dance of squares and the unexpected pleasure of seeing how a bright pink block can sit so comfortably next to a deep teal one.