Line 6 | Drawing on Cardboard

Imagine discovering a piece of art that whispers rather than shouts—a conversation between artist and viewer conducted through the language of line.

This is the story of restraint and intention, where every mark matters because nothing is wasted.

Gina Vor, working between Switzerland and Lithuania, creates from the margins of her own practice—the cardboard scraps left behind after framing, materials destined for discard transformed into something quietly profound.

There is poetry in this choice: to see potential where others see waste, to honor sustainability not as a trend but as a philosophy embedded in the work itself.

The drawing emerges in pure black ink on warm, archival cardboard—flowing lines that seem to breathe on the page, minimal yet complete, abstract yet somehow intimate.

It is the kind of piece that rewards slow looking, that invites you to trace the artist's hand across the surface and understand the deliberation behind each gesture.

This is art for those who understand that true luxury lies not in excess, but in the courage to say everything with nothing more than necessary.

• Title "Line No. 6".
  
• Artist: Gina Vor (Switzerland / Lithuania).
  
• Size: 29.5 x 19.5 cm / 11.6 x 7.7 in.
• Year: 2019.
• Ink on cardboard - archival matt.
• Not framed.
• Signed by the artist on the back.
• Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.