“Unbalanced” portrays a state of uneasy in-between — stuck, heavy, and disconnected. Colors compete instead of harmonizing: purple tries to create space, green struggles against grey but gives up. With no flow or communication, every element moves alone, highlighting fragmentation and tension.

“Disgust” is a portrait of overwhelming emotion—anger, self-rejection, and pain that feels too large to contain. Trapped, breathless, and powerless, it captures the moment of collapse when escape is no longer possible and surrender becomes the only response to the chaos within.

“Elements” is a twin story of balance and motion. One canvas gives, nurtures, and radiates warmth, while the other receives, opens, and allows. Together, they hold the four forces—air, water, fire, and earth—moving through layers of calm and chaos. Texture builds on one side as stillness settles on the other, each completing what the other lacks. They mirror a quiet exchange between creation and surrender, meeting in the middle to form something whole, alive, and endlessly tr

“The Dance” is a living, unfinished story of movement and connection. A grown purple side and a still-forming green side drift through water, trying to meet across a gap. The green fetus is being pulled away while the purple tries to protect it, held together by the warmth and collective flow of the water around them.

“Attack” was born from fear, shaped by a creature of chaos spreading pain through its lighter parts. Heavy, layered, and suffocating, it blocks every pathway and traps the body in place. Its center battles between light and darkness, curling inward as it tries to protect itself from what feels overwhelming and uncontrollable.

“Tilted Flower” reminded me to declutter the noise and reconnect my mind and body. “Red Forest” showed me the strength I had been denying, guiding me toward confidence, clarity, and trust in my own path. Both pieces are chaotic, imperfect, and alive—just like the journey of becoming.

“Overflowing” emerged from hidden pain and a story that rewrote itself. Messy, unbounded, and ever-moving, it is a reminder to pause, breathe, and make space within ourselves. Full yet purposeful, it shows that release takes time and that even overflow carries meaning.

“Sinking” is a journey inward and outward — a fall that unfolds, a weight released, a transformation in motion. It is vulnerability made visible, a core opened to change and the unknown.

“Two Worlds” was born from still life but carries its own abstract, fictional stories. Objects are real yet transformed—a flower growing from a lamp, a teddy climbing a dune, a bottle fused with its base, a warrior’s head at rest. Though creation felt forced at times, it became a space where reality and imagination coexist.

“Direct Link” is a self-portrait in feeling, raw, vibrant, and alive in its imperfections. It’s a reflection of home within chaos, of calm found through color, and of learning to love the parts that stay unfinished.

A story stitched with fragments of my journals, Finding Yellow became my way of rediscovering myself. Today, it steps into the world, in paperback and eBook.

Echoes Inside is my upcoming exhibition, a body of work that explores the quiet layers within us, the emotions that echo inside, long after the moment has passed.

Cycles was my first solo exhibition, thirty-seven paintings tracing life’s phases, beginnings and returns, endings and openings. Shown on June 2023.

This series explores the full spectrum of human emotion, from chaos and tension to grounding, healing, and transcendence. Each painting captures moments of vulnerability, strength, and self-discovery, reflecting the delicate balance between overwhelm and calm, movement and stillness. Together, they form a visual meditation on the complexity of being and the interplay of inner and outer worlds.

“Overlapping” reflects the quiet tension between control and surrender, a layered conversation between fear and hope, clarity and confusion. It’s about allowing what feels uncertain to still move toward light.

“Opening Up” explores the balance of vulnerability and strength, where a bright, blossoming center emerges from layers of concealment. Half-hidden yet alive, it reflects self-embrace, calm resilience, and the courage to stand grounded.

“On a Pedestal” captures the tension of bearing weight and navigating imbalance, where layers of self and surroundings float yet feel disconnected. This painting is a meditation on resilience, persistence, and the struggle to find ease amid resistance.

“Unfolding” embodies growth, protection, and the quiet power of nurturing. From a planted seed of love and compassion emerges strength, fierceness, and interconnected layers of self-discovery.

“Moon Fish” radiates serenity and interconnectedness, where fluid forms, gentle clouds, and a magical dolphin create a sense of comfort and harmony. Shining softly under the moonlight, it embodies wisdom, balance, and deep emotional presence.

“Under the Shade” reveals a suspended state of stillness, anchored yet surrounded by movement, eyes watching but unseen. Divided into darkness, chaos, and confusion, it reflects a self-created refuge from external forces.