Secco and fresco refer to traditional wall painting techniques in which pigments are bound with natural materials like casein, sinter water, or water glass.
Applied to a dry or freshly prepared lime surface (intonaco), they create delicate, mineral connections between color and ground.

This technique traces back to antiquity—Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper is one well-known example of a secco painting.
I continue this tradition with contemporary means and a focus on ecological integrity.