Drawings: Fruits I-IV, 1993, drawing ink and stain, 76 x 44 cm; Still Life on the Salt Bank V-VIII, 2002, drawing ink on laid paper, 62 x 48 cm; Vegetation IX-XIV, 2000, sepia on laid paper, 38 x 26 cm; Boat XV-XVI, 1990, drawing ink and stain, 76 x 53 cm; Boat XVII-XX, 1992, sepia on laid paper, 24 x 15 cm
"Black is an abstraction, a difficult color. At the end of the color spectrum, it is also the end of all that is organic: mourning, humus, coal, soot, petroleum, pitch, the darkness of night in which all life perishes. Astonishingly, as a line, black can be joyful, buoyant, conducive to the everyday, descriptive, and executive. It was precisely the Mediterranean painters who loved it—Goya, Picasso, Soulages." —The artist in a note from 2006
