The sculpture explores balance through shifting proportions. Large woven spheres convey weight and stability, while the smaller forms introduce lightness and separation, creating a composition where contrast becomes the element that unifies the structure.

Referencing the pomegranate’s organic silhouette, the sculpture pairs dense woven spheres with an open lattice form. The contrast between enclosed and exposed surfaces creates a quiet tension, allowing light, shadow, and space to become part of the composition.

Built through repeated woven forms, the sculpture reflects how meaning emerges through accumulation rather than individuality. Each layer depends on the next, suggesting that resilience is not inherent but created through connection, repetition, and the passage of time

Oil on canvas / 40 x 80 cm Puzzle 01 explores growth through destruction and reconstruction. Fragments of a previous portrait are reassembled into a new composition, reflecting my process of letting go, embracing change, and allowing each work to become the beginning of something new.

Oil on canvas / 40 x 80 cm Puzzle 02 is created from fragments of a previous portrait, cut apart and reassembled into a new composition. Through destruction and reconstruction, the work reflects growth, change, and the freedom to let go, allowing each piece to begin a new chapter.

Oil on canvas / 40 x 40 cm Puzzle 03 explores the process of dismantling and rebuilding a portrait. Each painted fragment is carefully rearranged in an attempt to reconstruct the original image, yet subtle shifts prevent it from ever returning to what it once was. The work reflects how growth comes through change, where reconstruction is not about restoring the past, but creating something new from its remnants.

Oil on canvas / 40 x 80 cm Glitch 01 explores how images can be broken apart and rebuilt. Layers of coloured pixels interrupt the painted surface, inspired by the way individual woven strands come together to form a whole. By destroying and reconstructing the image, the work reflects how memory and identity constantly change and are rebuilt over time

Oil on canvas / 40 x 80 cm Glitch 02 explores how identity is shaped through destruction and reconstruction. Coloured pixels break apart sections of the face, inspired by the way individual woven strands come together to form a unified whole. As the portrait shifts between realism and fragmentation, it reflects how memory, identity, and perception are constantly changing, rebuilt through layers of experience and time.

Oil on canvas / 40 x 80 cm Glitch 03 explores identity through fragmentation. Pixelated forms interrupt the face, inspired by the way woven strands create a unified whole. By breaking and rebuilding the image, the work reflects how memory, perception, and identity are constantly reconstructed over time.

Oil on canvas / 14 x 20 cm Painted from life, this landscape captures the natural light and quiet atmosphere of the scene through simple colour relationships and observation.

Oil on canvas / 14 x 20 cm Painted from life, this landscape captures the movement of the palm trees through direct observation. Expressive brushwork and subtle colour relationships convey the changing light, atmosphere, and rhythm of the natural landscape.

Oil on canvas / 16 x 20 cm This still life explores composition through a carefully arranged selection of objects. Painted primarily with yellow ochre, the limited palette emphasizes light, form, and subtle tonal shifts, creating a quiet sense of harmony, warmth, and depth.

Oil on canvas / 30 x 40 cm Portrait of Girl was created using a limited palette of yellow ochre and ultramarine blue, accented with subtle shifts of cadmium red and pinks, this oil portrait explores how restrained colour can create depth, harmony, and form. The work focuses on the interaction of warm and cool tones, allowing colour relationships to define the structure and presence of the subject.

Oil on canvas / 30 x 40 cm An oil portrait painted from a live model, exploring the timeless practice of observation. Through classical techniques, subtle shifts of light and shadow, and expressive brushwork, the painting captures the sitter’s presence, character, and quiet emotion. The work reflects a connection between the artist and the subject, revealing the beauty found in careful study of the human form.

Oil on canvas / 30 x 40 cm Portrait of Young Girl is a monochromatic oil portrait exploring light, shadow, and form. Working exclusively in black and white emphasizes tonal relationships, allowing value and observation to define the structure and presence of the subject.