Gola’s artistic practice centers on the human figure, approached with a spontaneity and intimacy that feels both instinctive and choreographed. His large-scale compositions emerge from live drawing sessions with friends who pose freely in the studio. These bodies twist, recline, and intertwine in unguarded, often dynamic arrangements— temporary constellations captured in the search for a visual equilibrium. While rooted in figuration, his work resists traditional portraiture, opting instead for evocative scenes filtered through an unusual, often elevated perspective. ...
