Moving between painting and drawing, Just’s works reveal a fragile terrain where material presence and the unfinished coexist. Layers of pigment, erased gestures, and shifting motifs transform ordinary impressions—pharmacy displays, a moth hovering in his room—into images that hover between the everyday and the imaginary.
At the core of his practice lies an embrace of imperfection: mistakes, hesitations, and uncertainties are not concealed but allowed to breathe, giving each work a sense of openness and life ...
