Coco at Home is rooted in Fragile Realism, a way of experiencing the world through its quiet details. I am drawn to the presence of familiar things: the texture of a wall, the surface of furniture, the warmth of wood beneath the light. Objects are never simply part of the setting; they give a place its atmosphere and hold traces of everyday life.

Light brings these elements together, changing the way an ordinary object is perceived and revealing something almost intangible in its surface. I paint these moments as they appear to me — delicate, imperfect and deeply real. For me, realism is not about reproducing what is seen, but about holding on to the feeling of being there.