“Grey Area” is a universe that seeks to absorb you. It challenges you. It plays. It exists unapologetically. It breaks the rules on purpose. It is a counterpoint. It irritates you with a smile. It is friends with pop art. It embraces a “highbrow kitsch” aesthetic — as the artist himself declares — and takes pride in it. The clichés of kitsch are relentlessly reshaped into ever-new forms, like soft plasticine, driven by a provocative question: “why not?”

Grey becomes a refrain. A playground. A fertile ground for whatever preoccupies the artist most urgently, giving rise to multiple subthemes and infinite possibilities. It creates a collage-like effect through the layering of cut-out forms that fragment it. It brings into focus a duel between color and non-color, between flatness and painterliness, tracing the fine line between harmony and dissonance, order versus chaos, pleasant versus unpleasant.

- Andreea-Eliza Petrov