The themes that continue to shape MAYO’s work become visible: space, surface, structure, and construction.

This phase is marked by a finely balanced analytical and playful attitude. The works trace the transition from experimental searching toward an inner order; one in which intuitive forms are translated into precise yet open structures.

The art of Mayo Bucher represents an attitude grounded in a deep trust in the creative process. His work unfolds within the
tension between order and poetry, moving between narrative fragments and abstract visual worlds where intuition and
structure exist in constant dialogue.

From the beginning, MAYO has explored principles of order. OPEN SIGN is a multi-year body of work;
yet insisting that order always remains open.

“If one clings too tightly to a grid, the opposite of what was originally liberating occurs.
The grid becomes a cage – and one imprisons oneself.”
Mayo Bucher

From the series of “orientation images.”
MAYO poses questions without providing answers.
These sign-images open spaces for thought and experience, captivating through their complex simplicity.