reageht works with drawing and textile objects, creating characters and figures that exist somewhere between personal mythology, the toy, and the art object.
his practice is shaped by a prolonged inner process: characters are formed intuitively, through constant mental inhabiting, and later emerge through line, color, form, and physical materiality.
chance, trial, and a departure from the original idea are all part of his process. each object takes shape through that movement away from what was first imagined.
his drawings continue into physical objects, where imagined forms begin to occupy real space.
the works do not offer a fixed meaning, but remain open to different emotional readings.
his practice is shaped by a prolonged inner process: characters are formed intuitively, through constant mental inhabiting, and later emerge through line, color, form, and physical materiality.
chance, trial, and a departure from the original idea are all part of his process. each object takes shape through that movement away from what was first imagined.
his drawings continue into physical objects, where imagined forms begin to occupy real space.
the works do not offer a fixed meaning, but remain open to different emotional readings.