The Mechanical palette

"The Forgotten" emerges as a poignant series of paintings, a heartfelt endeavor to bring to light the obscured lives of marginalized young souls lost in the clamor of the world. In this collection, art transcends its conventional boundaries, becoming a vessel for the transformative power that seeks to shed light on the often­ overlooked narratives. Through vivid colors and intricate details, I aspire to evoke empathy and understanding, inviting viewers to engage in meaningful conversations and kindle the flames of change. These canvases serve not only as a reflection of the hidden struggles but also as a catalyst for societal introspection and a call to action, urging us all to recognize and uplift the forgotten voices in our midst.

The "Bubblegum" series is a collection of paintings that serves as a vibrant celebration of woman empowerment, depicted through the lens of beauty and glamour. Each canvas in the series unfolds a visual narrative that transcends conventional stereotypes, embracing the diverse facets of femininity with a bold and empowering spirit. Each painting within this series is a vivid portrayal of the strength and resilience inherent in every woman, transcending societal norms and expectations. The vibrant hues and dynamic brush strokes capture the spirit of confidence and self-love, reflecting the diverse facets of femininity. From bold and assertive poses to soft and introspective moments, "Bubblegum" is a visual narrative that transcends superficial perceptions, delving into the profound beauty of women embracing their power. Through this collection, I aim to inspire and empower, inviting viewers to appreciate the strength and grace that defines the essence of womanhood.

Nature is about returning to what persists beyond us. Through layered textures, organic patterns, and shifting forms, the series explores cycles of growth, decay, and regeneration. It is less a depiction of landscape than a reflection on our own entanglement with it. In these works, nature becomes memory—holding traces of what we destroy and what we leave behind. At the same time, it offers quiet reclamation: a reminder that life continues, fragile and strong, even in our absence.

Lost In… reflects on disorientation, memory, and artistic lineage. Fading figures of cultural icons dissolve into fragments, suggesting how influence and identity can blur over time. Against this fading, a single rhinoceros emerges—bright, immovable, stubbornly alive. The animal becomes a symbol of creativity’s endurance: even when clarity is lost, imagination refuses to vanish. This series is both a meditation on absence and a reminder of what remains when the world feels fractured.

My mosaic work brings fragments together—glass, stone, and color assembled into textured narratives. Each piece holds both rupture and unity, echoing how we piece ourselves back together.

Of Shadow and Light is about the stories we rarely see. These works speak to silence—lives shaped by hidden wounds, endurance, and survival. Through stark contrasts of darkness and illumination, the series explores how pain can remain invisible while its presence is felt everywhere. The light in these works doesn’t erase the shadow; it reveals it. Each canvas asks the viewer to pause, to witness, and to reflect on resilience when truth finds its way out of the dark.

Of Superheros reimagines the figures we once looked to for strength. Stripped of their comic-book gloss, they appear transformed—emblems of endurance, persistence, and power that outlast fantasy. The series asks what remains of these icons when we outgrow them. They are not fragile, but enduring symbols of courage—reminders that the idea of the hero is as much about our own need for resilience as it is about the characters themselves.

Personalities explores identity as layered, shifting, and never fixed. Faces and figures emerge through paint, only to dissolve into new forms. Each work reflects the complexity of self—how we reveal, conceal, and reinvent who we are. The series resists singular definitions. Instead, it embraces multiplicity: the many selves that exist at once, the tensions between them, and the beauty in their coexistence.