My work moves between abstraction, surrealism, and symbolism. I use acrylic on canvas, and more recently I’ve been working with textiles. I explore the emotional and physical experience of the body—its moods, memories, strength, and the weight it carries, both personally and socially. Through themes like womanhood, empowerment, trauma, and childhood, I try to create space for connection and shared vulnerability. I often shift between large canvases that take up space boldly, and smaller ones that feel more intimate and comforting—just like our emotional states do.
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Colour is always my starting point. It’s vivid, layered, and expressive. While the colours may feel joyful or bright, there’s often something quieter underneath—more reflective, even heavy at times. I’m interested in that contrast between what we show on the outside and what we carry inside.
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Materials are a big part of how I think and work. I build my own canvases, which gives me control over size and a strong structure to work on. Fabric, on the other hand, feels softer and more personal. I use acrylic on canvas and watercolour on fabric—each material leads to a different rhythm and feeling in the work.