Thomas Occima

The work of D’Occima explores the tension between form and abstraction, emerging from subtle layers of texture, light, and controlled movement. Each piece is a study in presence – a quiet encounter between material and space.

 

Guided by an intuitive process, D’Occima creates compositions that evolve through gradual transformation. Shapes dissolve, colors shift, and surfaces reveal traces of gesture and restraint. The result is a body of work that invites reflection rather than interpretation.

 

The paintings are not meant to illustrate ideas, but to offer a place for perception — a moment of stillness within complexity.

 

D’Occima works from his studio in ___, focusing on limited series and individual pieces.

 

His practice is defined by clarity, refinement, and an ongoing pursuit of essential form.