Drawings 28–32

Drawings 28–32 form part of Ronan Bouroullec’s ongoing drawing practice, a sustained exploration of line as structure, rhythm, and surface. Originating as felt-tip pen drawings, the compositions develop through continuous, uninterrupted sessions in which lines accumulate, shift, and redirect across the page.

In translation to print, the immediacy of gesture is preserved while scale allows the works to function as immersive visual fields. Movement is distributed across each composition, creating layered colour fields and tonal variations that unfold over the surface rather than resolving into a single motif.

Produced as high-quality posters, the series extends Bouroullec’s drawing language into an accessible format, bridging fine art, design, and everyday environments.