In the series, the bodies do not refer to specific subjectivities, but to a state of mere similarity with the human, which is established at the limits of the dead body for a sensitive investigation of its motor structure.
Read MoreThis series is based on my embodied feelings of these two words. I painted the movements that felt right in my body; the first pose in each panel is the "stuck" pose; the second is a way of moving that is more playful, open, and savoring.
Read MoreMy piece depicts the statue of Venus, goddess of beauty. The distorted colors and unrefined line work disrupt the formality of a museum setting.
Read MoreThe reason for the absence of the figure/features/faces in this series is to symbolise and illustrate the exclusion of women in the history of art and their absence in some texts even today.
Read MoreThe female figures in my paintings explore the concept of “Shelter” whether that is a physical space or an emotional place in our heads - in relation to the current enervating climate of the world.
Read MoreMy paintings are a study of my identity and emotions. I was always told, in a negative way, that women are too emotional, too intense. Therefore, I used terms that had an impact on my life to create something meaningful to me.
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