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Acrylic on canvas
91 x 61 cm
2026
My work is centred on people, emotion and the experiences that shape who we are. I am interested in the things we feel but sometimes find difficult to express in words. Through my work, I explore these emotions and experiences in a way that feels personal, honest and human.
My style focuses strongly on the human figure, facial expressions, gestures and the eyes. I am drawn to these because they can communicate so much without words. A look, a posture or a small expression can reveal something about what a person may be experiencing internally. I use these elements to create work that encourages viewers to look beyond the surface and think about the person, emotion or story behind the image.
I make art as a way of communicating and telling stories. My ideas come from my own experiences as well as observing people, culture and society around me. I am interested in how our environment, memories, relationships and experiences become part of our identity and influence the way we see ourselves and others.
When viewers encounter my work, I want them to feel a sense of connection. I do not want to tell them exactly what they should feel or see. Instead, I want the work to leave space for their own interpretation. They might recognise an emotion, remember an experience, question what the subject is feeling, or simply see a part of themselves reflected in the work.
Acrylic on canvas
91 x 61 cm
2026
My work is centred on people, emotion and the experiences that shape who we are. I am interested in the things we feel but sometimes find difficult to express in words. Through my work, I explore these emotions and experiences in a way that feels personal, honest and human.
My style focuses strongly on the human figure, facial expressions, gestures and the eyes. I am drawn to these because they can communicate so much without words. A look, a posture or a small expression can reveal something about what a person may be experiencing internally. I use these elements to create work that encourages viewers to look beyond the surface and think about the person, emotion or story behind the image.
I make art as a way of communicating and telling stories. My ideas come from my own experiences as well as observing people, culture and society around me. I am interested in how our environment, memories, relationships and experiences become part of our identity and influence the way we see ourselves and others.
When viewers encounter my work, I want them to feel a sense of connection. I do not want to tell them exactly what they should feel or see. Instead, I want the work to leave space for their own interpretation. They might recognise an emotion, remember an experience, question what the subject is feeling, or simply see a part of themselves reflected in the work.