Artworks

Paintings

In Pieces, I Remember Oil and Colored Pencil on Canvas 100x100cm — In Pieces, I Remember
Oil and Colored Pencil on Canvas
100x100cm

After All, Darling, It's Not a Loss Oil on Canvas 100x100cm — After All, Darling, It's Not a Loss
Oil on Canvas
100x100cm

What Remains of Us Oil on Canvas 100x100cm — What Remains of Us
Oil on Canvas
100x100cm

One Self Many Selves Oil on Canvas 140x100cm — One Self Many Selves
Oil on Canvas
140x100cm

Echoes of Self Oil on Canvas 140x100cm — Echoes of Self
Oil on Canvas
140x100cm

Contrast in Cadence
Oil on Canvas
120x100cm

Shrouded Obscurity
Oil on Canvas
60x60cm

Fragments of Connection
Oil and Oil Pastel on Canvas
100x100cm

Still Oil on canvas 40x50cm — Still
Oil on canvas
40x50cm

Installations

In Motion, In Emotion

This interdisciplinary art installation captures the movements facilitated by 62 spinal nerves. It features 31 movement drawings from the film “Repetitive” and 62 A4 drawings, suspended with black yarn in pairs to symbolize nerve lines. The use of black yarn and charcoal creates a cohesive visual narrative, with vibrant illustrations on a large painting adding emotional depth. The installation’s circular shape, suspended on a metal ring, mimics the spine and invites viewers to explore the connection between movement and physical and emotional experiences.

Repetitive - Film Installation

This exhibition expands the film “Repetitive” with a fabric and multi-layered projection installation, creating an ethereal atmosphere to enhance the exploration of movement, emotion, and behavior. Titled “In Motion, In Emotion” the installation, along with the oil painting “Contrast in Cadence” and the film, forms a cohesive exploration of repeated motions and emotional intricacies. The layered projections and fabric deepen the film’s meaning, encouraging reflection on the beauty of patterns and their impact on time and emotion, highlighting the project’s interdisciplinary nature.

Hidden Currents

Intertwined figures fill the fabric, evoking a sense of deep emotion and connection. The composition blurs the boundaries between the tangible and intangible, capturing the tension between what is seen and what is felt. This interplay between form and emotion invites the viewer to reflect on their own inner world, fostering a sense of introspection and empathy. The fluidity of the figures suggests movement, while the delicate fabric serves as a metaphor for the fragility and complexity of human experience, creating a poignant visual narrative.

Charcoal on cotton gauze
110cm x 90cm