About

Ronald Saladin, a neurodivergent artist, reveals vibrant interwoven patterns in his work. Like a cartographer, he navigates the topography of paper, balancing density and emptiness in delicate, filigree-like shapes. Even when the tip of his pen breaks or the ink runs out, he continues to trace his lines, tirelessly forging his own paths. His aphasia becomes a means of exploration, and the grooves etched into the paper reflect a quest for expression that goes beyond words. His creations are not random; they are thoughtfully composed. While his lines extend with an apparent generosity, they …