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Oil on canvas
185 x 165 x 2 cm
2026
My practice explores tenderness, care and collective strength, through the conscious and unconscious nuances of physical form and gesture. Influenced by feminist thought, informed by communities grounded in care and quiet resistance.
My imagery is rooted in the expressive potential of drawing: through a reductive approach to line. Meaning and emotional weight find their voice in the smallest of details - in the tilt of a head, or a fold of draped fabric. Figures emerge through subtle veils of colour and light, held between stillness and becoming, care and rebellion. Visual fragments, a mouth, a strand of loose hair, anchor the picture plane within fields of softly diffused colour.
Inherent are the intimacies of 21st-century womanhood, expressed in the sharing of ritual tasks, and in unguarded moments of introspection. Here the female gaze, so central to our interpretation of societal narratives in both art and life, is returned not in defiance, but openly, in acknowledgement of shared experience. Through the language of physical poise, a lowered gaze, or a glance cast outward, I create a subtle sense of intimacy between subject and observer, drawing us close to images that are rich in psychological and emotional resonance.
Oil on canvas
185 x 165 x 2 cm
2026
My practice explores tenderness, care and collective strength, through the conscious and unconscious nuances of physical form and gesture. Influenced by feminist thought, informed by communities grounded in care and quiet resistance.
My imagery is rooted in the expressive potential of drawing: through a reductive approach to line. Meaning and emotional weight find their voice in the smallest of details - in the tilt of a head, or a fold of draped fabric. Figures emerge through subtle veils of colour and light, held between stillness and becoming, care and rebellion. Visual fragments, a mouth, a strand of loose hair, anchor the picture plane within fields of softly diffused colour.
Inherent are the intimacies of 21st-century womanhood, expressed in the sharing of ritual tasks, and in unguarded moments of introspection. Here the female gaze, so central to our interpretation of societal narratives in both art and life, is returned not in defiance, but openly, in acknowledgement of shared experience. Through the language of physical poise, a lowered gaze, or a glance cast outward, I create a subtle sense of intimacy between subject and observer, drawing us close to images that are rich in psychological and emotional resonance.