Set against a dark, mysterious backdrop of teal and petrol, strange, elongated figures hover on the verge of connection. Their bodies, partially glowing with vibrant layers of color, reach toward each other in silent invitation, yet their hands never quite touch. Their eyes, intense and searching, avoid meeting those of their counterparts, as if uncertain, hesitant, or waiting for something to shift. This piece delves into the delicate space between longing and fear, where the possibility of connection hangs in the air but remains just out of reach. It speaks to our human uncertainty—how we often stand at the edge of intimacy, unsure whether to step forward and make a promise, or stay in the safe distance of maybe. Are these figures aliens from another world, or reflections of our own searching, uncertain souls?

Acrylics and Oil on extra deep Canvas

50 x 70 x 7,5 cm

2024

This whimsical yet thought-provoking triptych explores the often-mysterious dynamics of human relationships. Each panel depicts a cast of slightly bewildered characters, some confined to their own "boxes," others floating as disembodied heads—subtly hinting at the unseen ways we influence one another. The vivid colors and playful composition invite a smile, while the fragmented connections evoke deeper questions about belonging, influence, and the spaces we create for ourselves and others. Family Constellation 1–3 captures the humor, complexity, and beauty of how we relate to one another—whether we're aware of it or not.

Acrylics and Oil on Vintage Canvas Board

25 x 32 cm each

2024

Acrylics and Oil on Canvas

180 x 30 cm

These two thought-provoking pieces delve into the struggle of conforming to societal expectations. Each figure, with its elongated, distorted limbs, contorts itself to fit within the confines of its "box," measuring the limits and stretching to make things work. The exaggerated poses highlight the effort and discomfort of shaping oneself to align with external norms. Measuring Up invites viewers to reflect on the pressures of conformity and the personal cost of bending to fit societal standards. What "boxes" do we measure ourselves against, and what do we sacrifice in the process?

Acrylics and Oil on Vintage Canvas Board

33 x 24 cm

2024

In the realm of sleep, all is peaceful... but is it? 
Shadows of Slumber invites you into a dreamlike world where the boundaries between rest and reality blur. The main character, lost in a peaceful slumber, is surrounded by surreal landscapes and light, ghostly hues. Yet, lurking in the shadows are googly-eyed faces peering curiously, almost jealously, at the sleeping figure. 
Are these figures nightmares creeping into the peaceful void, or are they the people and realities we try to escape from while we rest? The series invites you to reflect on your own relationship with sleep: Are you drawn to dive into the subconscious, or do you fear the unknown that waits when you close your eyes? 
In your own life, what do you dream of? Are the watchers the fears you try to avoid, or are they simply reflections of the world that won’t let you go, even in sleep?

Mixed Media on extra deep Canvas

50 x 60 x 7,5 cm

This playful yet thought-provoking trio captures the awkwardness of trying to make life work—literally and figuratively. Each figure, bent and stretched into exaggerated poses, appears determined to reach the edges of their canvas, testing boundaries, fitting into constraints, or simply making do. The humor in their contorted forms invites a chuckle, while the deeper message asks: What uncomfortable positions do we find ourselves in while navigating life’s challenges? Uncomfortable Position 1–3 is a lighthearted exploration of adaptability, resilience, and the universal struggle to "fit" while staying true to oneself.

Acrylics and Oil on Vintage Canvasboard

18,5 x 24 cm each

2024

Where Wishes Linger captures the ethereal interplay between longing and daydreams. Painted on vintage red-and-gold brocade fabric, this piece carries the history and elegance of its material into a surreal, imaginative realm. Figures with wondering, slightly bewildered expressions seem caught between the worlds of reality and fantasy, their emotions subtly woven into the fabric’s ornate patterns. Gold paint accents the brocade's luxurious texture, creating a harmonious blend of past and present. This piece invites you to pause, reflect, and wonder what hidden wishes and dreams linger in the air. Dreaming in Brocade invites you to step into a whimsical, dreamlike world. Painted on vintage red-and-gold brocade fabric that once adorned curtains, the textured background becomes a vital part of the narrative. Figures with curious, wide-eyed expressions appear lost in thought, their dreamy gaze inviting you to wonder what might be occupying their minds. Touches of gold paint enhance the intricate patterns of the fabric, blurring the line between the figures and their surroundings. This playful yet reflective piece is a celebration of the imagination and the stories hidden just beneath the surface.

Mixed Media on Canvas made from Vintage Brocade Curtains

90,5 x 68,5 cm each

This vibrant triptych captures the fleeting, fragmented nature of everyday life. Abstract shapes, floating human figures, birds, and doors create a tapestry of moments—pieces of a day that seem random yet interconnected. The artwork reflects how we often tumble through life, not fully aware of or able to make sense of everything happening around us. Yet, amidst the chaos and uncertainty, there is beauty—a quiet reminder that life doesn’t need to be fully understood to be appreciated. A Day in September invites viewers to find joy in the fragments and embrace the wonder of the unexpected.

Inks, Acrylics and Oil on extra deep canvas

40 x 80 x 7,5 cm

2024

In "Lost Connection", humor and melancholy converge in a poignant commentary on the paradox of modern communication. The boxed faces—resembling old-fashioned TVs or computers with quirky antennas—evoke a sense of both nostalgia and disconnect. Despite our technological achievements and constant internet connectivity, the faces appear lost and empty, yearning for something deeper. The painting invites viewers to reflect on what it truly means to connect—human to human—beyond the screens and signals. It offers a smile, but also a moment of introspection: are our "connections" really working?

Mixed Media on Canvas

70 x 50 cm SOLD

This piece explores the profound moment of transition—stepping through a threshold between different states of being, realities, or emotions. The bold contrasts between figures and vibrant, layered spaces create a dynamic composition that speaks of separation and connection. The doorway and frames act as metaphors for boundaries, both real and imagined, while the figures seem caught in deeply personal contemplation, their expressions suggesting longing, courage, or hesitation. Stepping Through captures the complexity of human experience, inviting viewers to reflect on their own journeys through life’s many thresholds.

Mixed Media on Canvas

70 x 50 cm

This piece explores the intricate layers of the self—the harmony and discord of voices that shape our inner world. The overlapping, fragmented faces suggest the complexity of identity, each expression representing a facet of emotion, thought, or memory. Vibrant and contrasting colors symbolize the interplay of joy, conflict, and introspection. The Voices Within invites viewers to reflect on their own inner dialogues, embracing the multifaceted nature of being human.

Mixed Media on Paper

55 x 75 cm

This evocative painting explores the transformative power of imagination and the layers of reality we create through thought and meditation. A serene figure sits in stillness, visualizing and conjuring a once-lost dream—a beautiful reality that emerges as golden fragments in the background and atop their head. The use of gold leaf enhances the painting's magical quality, contrasting with the darker tones that envelop the scene. The peaceful expression of the figure reminds us that even in the shadows, anything is possible if we dare to imagine it. Lost City Found invites viewers to reflect on the creative force of thought and the timeless connection between memory and manifestation.

Acrylics, Gold Foil and Oil on Paper

55cm x 75cm

2024

This surreal and symbolic painting tells the story of transformation and purpose. A heron with a human head spreads its wings, preparing to take flight and join others soaring in the distance. The foreground, with its flat, two-dimensional water inspired by Asian art, represents the mundane and restrained aspects of life—a space that feels static and unfulfilled. As the heron rises, it transitions into a richly textured, three-dimensional world, embodying the journey toward a deeper, more meaningful existence. Heron Heroes invites the viewer to reflect on the courage it takes to break free from the ordinary and embrace one’s true purpose.

Acrylics and Oil on Paper

55 x 75 cm

2024

This series began with a discovery: kitchen towels left behind in the house I now call home. Their origins and the stories they held were unknown to me, yet they quickly became indispensable tools in my studio: as Painting Rags. Over months, they absorbed excess paint, cleaned my brushes, and caught accidents as I worked on other pieces. Almost unnoticed and discarded again, they turned into beautiful canvases of their own right, which I then used as underpaintings for these works. By enhancing their accidental compositions with intentional marks, I transformed them into finished artworks, connecting the dots between their past utility and their new identity. Each piece feels like a conversation between past and present, accident and intention, reminding me of the power of transformation and the beauty hidden in the overlooked.

Mixed Media on textile-Canvas

46 x 46 cm

2024

Every moment holds a whisper—a fleeting thought, a passing breeze, an inner truth waiting to be felt. This series of mixed-media works captures the dance of the external world and the internal landscape of the artist’s mind. Through layers of vibrant color, texture, and spontaneous mark-making, the pieces reflect both the ebb and flow of the wind outside and the subtle shifts within—the brushstrokes and crayon marks echoing the layers of awareness that shaped them. Whispers of the Moment is an invitation to witness both the visible and the unseen, capturing the interaction between the artist’s moment of creation and the viewer’s present experience. Just as the wind carries unseen currents, each piece holds layers of truth—felt, rather than spoken. What truths can you feel in your own moment of awareness, as you stand before this piece? What layers lie waiting to be uncovered in your own experience?

Mixed Media on Canvas Board

From 15 x 20 cm to 42 x 42 cm