Constructed Identity

 This series looks at the self as something formed over time, shaped by experiences. Through a balanced of compositions, this series holds a sense of stillness with complexity beneath. Shifts in colour and lines suggest that identity isn’t fixed but gently constructed in layers. 

 In this series, the portraits use bold lines and sharp contrast to explore the tension between one's outer mask and inner world. Divided between smooth, quiet blocks of teal and dense, maze-like patterns, each face maps the beautifully complex layers of human identity.

 This series explores the quiet dialogue between the inevitable passage of time and human and cultural resilience. The weathered, eroded surfaces that mimic the slow decay of history and the raw, frayed patches serve as symbolic bandages, marking the sites of wounds and representing the active, messy process of healing. This series exposes vulnerability; celebrates resistance, showing that what is fractured can be bound and made resilient.

 This series turns toward the natural world, focusing on animals as quiet, grounded presences. Built through layered textures and earthy tones, the work reflects a sense of connection to nature. There’s a stillness in each piece that invites pause, drawing attention to the strength and calm that lives in the natural world