Daylight
chamber.

A place for a painting.
A little room to look.

Quiet Face I, an oval pink, cream, navy and gold relief photographed on its easel
Quiet Face I2025 · Acrylic and gold leaf on oval wood panel
Morning light
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Change the room’s light
Meet this work

A digital exhibition setting. The original photographs remain unchanged as you change the light.

Five works,
in their own light.

Paintings and reliefs, 2025–2026.
Take a closer look, or hang another in the chamber.

Quiet Face I — an oval relief with pink, cream, blue and gold shapes

Quiet Face I

Acrylic and gold leaf on oval wood panel
45 × 60 cm · 2025

A face suggested, not stated. Gold leaf pulls the pink toward something warmer.

€800 Available
Tidal Oval — a blue and teal abstract relief on an oval support

Tidal Oval

Acrylic on oval wood panel
45 × 60 cm · 2025

An oval, somewhere between a window and a mirror. Teal mixed from the remnants of two other works.

€750 Available
Garden Before Noon — cream, green, yellow and pink abstract painting

Garden Before Noon

Acrylic on canvas
30 × 40 cm · 2026

Layers of yellow over an earlier cream ground; a familiar pink shape returning in the middle.

€380 Available
The Listener — navy and yellow painting with a light blue spiral

The Listener

Acrylic on canvas
40 × 50 cm · 2025

Navy and yellow held together by a light blue spiral. Signed on the lower right.

€480 Available
Red Meridian — red and gold abstract painting with an orange circle

Red Meridian

Acrylic on canvas
30 × 30 cm · 2026

Three reds, mixed into one. An orange circle holds the warmest part of the painting.

€420 Available

A room changes.
The work stays.

Daylight Chamber is a digital display study for Iana Kochu’s paintings and reliefs. Morning, noon and dusk change the architecture around the photograph, inviting a different kind of attention.

The room is an interpretation, not a photograph of a physical exhibition. The artworks, their titles and their materials come from the studio’s existing collection. Screen light cannot reproduce the surface of paint or gold leaf.

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