I work primarily with charcoal and graphite to create surreal imagery centered on the female form. My expansive, dramatic compositions evoke weight, serving as metaphors for the complexities of feminine identity. Through personal motifs like trees and landscapes, I explore connections between internal emotions and external environments. The tree symbolizes family lineage and intergenerational trauma, often appearing lifeless as it intertwines with still figures, anchoring them in unpredictable landscapes.I strive to depict women not as passive objects, but as embodiments of the experiences, struggles, and resilience that shape their lives.
