Gi is a Portuguese artist and architect practicing in London and Lisbon. The paintings explore a language between the two disciplines, through a mixed technique of oil, chalk, charcoal, crayon and pastel on square birchwood panels. These form very large paint sketches that capture the immediacy and flux of the medium. They are a visual diary in the form of emotional landscapes that materialise through architectural representation - in plan, elevation and section.

P 01

Ilha Grande

Oil, chalk, charcoal and fluorescent pen on birchwood

150 × 150 cm

P 02

Love

Oil, chalk, charcoal and crayon on birchwood

150 × 150 cm

P 03

Wave

Oil, chalk, charcoal and crayon on birchwood

150 × 150 cm

P 04

Time is a tease

Oil and pencil on birchwood

150 × 150 cm

P 05

Summer in Rogil

Oil, pencil, crayon, chalk and charcoal on birchwood

150 × 150 cm

P 06

Then suddenly standing in front of me

Oil, pencil and charcoal on birchwood

150 × 150 cm

P 07

Green wind green branches

Oil, chalk, charcoal and fluorescent pen on birchwood

150 × 150 cm

P 08

Ilha Grande colour study

Oil on birchwood

150 × 150 cm

P 09

Black heart

Oil, pencil and charcoal on birchwood

75 × 75 cm