Artworks

Change begins quietly. At a cellular level in the passing of signals, in the pause between receiving and responding. Neurons speak in currents and light, rewriting the inner landscape long before the outer world notices.This work traces an invisible dialogue where science meets spirit, where energy learns new pathways. As transformation takes root within, it slowly radiates outward, reshaping form, awareness, and becoming. Metamorphosis is not a moment, but a continuous unfolding.

Surge captures the moment where emotions begin to overlap and intensify, with anger emerging not as a single outburst but as a layered progression. Each curve and shift in texture reflects the way one feeling bleeds into another how restraint gives way to pressure, and pressure to heat. The thick, tactile surface mirrors the physicality of intense emotion, where anger is not isolated but built through accumulation, transition, and release.

This painting speaks about surrender of allowing oneself to merge with something larger, where identity softens and existence becomes expansive. It is a moment of rest inside infinity, where the self is both present and boundless. Stasis I is about yielding to a greater, higher power. It is about trusting what surrounds you instead of trying to control it. Releasing the need to steer everything, and instead, allowing yourself to be carried.In that surrender, there is a quiet truth, nothing is more peaceful, nothing more blissful, than centering. This work reflects the stillness that arrives when we dissolve into the universe when we realize we were never separate from it to begin with.

A girl stands held by invisible strings, her body moving before her will can speak. Piece by piece her sense of self loosens, falling quietly into the hands that pull her. Obedience settles like dust on her bones, until even silence feels like a command. And somewhere within the strings a question lingers.. who is she when no one is holding them?

Conflict explores the inner and external tensions that arise when one’s mindset evolves amid changing circumstances. The fragmented figures reflect psychological division multiple ways of seeing, thinking, and responding while the varied background colours represent shifting situations, environments, and emotional states. Structured geometry intersects with organic forms, suggesting the constant negotiation between order and chaos. Inspired by Piet Mondrian’s use of grids and primary colour relationships, the composition reinterprets rigidity as something permeable, allowing personal transformation to disrupt established structures. The painting ultimately reflects how change, though unsettling, becomes the catalyst for self-realignment.

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