Gabu is a painter whose primary influence is Post-Impressionism, with particular attention to artists such as Édouard Vuillard. His preferred supports include canvas, paper, Panama paper, and unbleached sewing fabric.

 

Working mainly with acrylic and gouache, he explores dense painting techniques.

His practice focuses on domestic everyday life, using the pictorial space offered by painting as a means to experiment with different color combinations that reflect and engage with his worldview.