2021–present
Watercolour on paper, digital animation
Through the transformation of hand-painted watercolours into animated moving images, LandShapes explores the tension between permanence and change. Familiar images gradually shift and dissolve into evolving landscapes, inviting viewers to reconsider how memory, identity and collective imagination are continuously reshaped.
2021
Mixed Media on canvas
Combining painting, drawing and handwritten interventions, this body of work investigates the portrait as a site of transformation rather than resemblance. Figures emerge through layers of gestures, annotations and erasures, where memory is constructed as an open process and identity remains provisional.
Exciting My Memory
Write Me a Letter, I Will Be Kind
It Fits Perfectly!
Everything is F*cked
2008
Mixed Media on canvas
Through the interaction of painting, drawing and handwritten marks, this series explores the relationship between abstraction and storytelling. Characters gradually emerge from expressive brushstrokes and layered surfaces, suggesting narratives that are discovered rather than illustrated.
The Flagellation
Bramble Birds
Forty Days
The Promised Land
2003
Mixed Media on paper
Drawing on portraits of Dada artists, Clinical Notes reimagines historical identities as fictional medical records. Handwritten annotations, invented diagnoses and fragmented notes gradually overwrite each face, questioning the authority of language, memory and classification.
Nadia died because of a hemorrhagic fever virus
Nadia died because of a hemorrhagic fever virus
Nadia died because of a hemorrhagic fever virus
Nadia died because of a hemorrhagic fever virus
2001-2003
Mixed Media on paper
Before Language explores drawing as a place where images are discovered rather than designed. Built through rapid gestures, erasures and overlapping marks, these works allow animal forms to emerge gradually from abstraction. Rather than illustrating reality, they trace the moment when instinct becomes image and drawing begins to suggest narrative.