MIROR, 2025
MIROR is not merely an image — it is a confrontation. Like an emotional Rorschach test, this dense, eruptive work offers no fixed narrative, only the possibility of countless reflections. We witness the multiplicity of human transformation: the good, the bad, the desperate, the tender.
What begins as chaos slowly becomes pattern — or perhaps projection. The eye searches for figures, for meaning, for the self. Miror asks us to consider who we’ve become, and who we’ve abandoned along the way. It captures the human tendency to morph — to dream ourselves into versions we once feared, to discard the flourishing parts that no longer serve our evolving story.
The canvas is thick with contradiction: beauty and brutality, colour and void, control and surrender. What you see here depends entirely on where you are within yourself. Is that a dance or a collapse? Is that figure reaching or recoiling?
In Miror, evolution is not linear — it coils, fragments, refracts. The painting holds space for every version of a person to coexist. To look into it is to see what you might be hiding, or worse, what you’ve become.
£500 - 59 x 42.50 cm
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CRATOR, 2024
CRATOR is a charged, visceral meditation on the duality of code-switching in the 21st century. That obscured under-layer becomes a poignant metaphor for cultural authenticity: vivid but veiled.
The textured gestures mimic the tension of adaptation, of constantly toggling between modes of speech, behaviour, or identity to fit into external frameworks. There’s a quiet violence to it—the way the surface suffocates what's underneath—yet the painting never fully erases the colour within.
"CRATOR" does not offer resolution. It sits in contradiction: the need to blend in and the yearning to be wholly seen. The title evokes both a volcanic scar and a celestial void—a space created by impact, by rupture. Code-switching, too, leaves marks: internal craters formed by constant calibration.
In this raw, almost geological surface, we are invited to look closely, to consider what is lost and what survives in the switch.
£1000 - 48 x 37 cm
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Amateur, 2025
AMATEUR is a time stamp of both satisfaction and defeat. At its heart, Amateur is about the passion to try: the imperfect, electric urgency of pushing forward despite uncertainty.
Ghostly forms and sweeping gestures move through the haze, suggesting bodies, arcs, and subtle sexual motifs that shimmer just below recognition. There is an undercurrent of desire — not only erotic, but also creative — tangled in the dark, looping lines and smeared textures, evoking the charged sensation of surrendering to where one is being led.
The painting’s title — Amateur — feels less like self-effacement and more like defiance: a proud embrace of imperfection, of finding meaning in both the trying and the failing.
£500 - 72.50 x 49.50 cm
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