Below you can find a selection of my work, some of which has been sold already.
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I also do custom work. For commissions, you can write me on my socials or here.
 Poppy 01Juxtaposition of pencil hatch on fluid warm toned organic strokes of watercolour. |  Head in the Clouds ITextured black & white acrylic painting, in a white thin wooden frame. |
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 Urban layering 01Textured light black & white acrylic painting, created using the palette knife technique, in a black sleek wooden frame. |  Poppy 02Fluid strokes of watercolour shaping a bouquet of wild poppy pods in complimenting shades of fresh green and warm purple. |
 Urban layering 02Textured dark black & white acrylic painting, created using the palette knife technique, in a black sleek wooden frame. |  Dreamer 01Geometric simplified portrait layered with organic strokes of watercolour. The shades of grey are emphasising the wild shape of our dreams that surround us. |
 Dreamer 02Geometric simplified portrait layered with organic strokes of watercolour. The shades of grey are emphasising the wild shape of our dreams that surround us. |  Dreamer 03Geometric simplified portrait layered with organic strokes of watercolour. The shades of grey are emphasising the wild shape of our dreams that surround us. |
 Head in the Clouds IITextured black & white acrylic painting, in a black thin wooden frame. |  Head in the Clouds IIITextured black & white acrylic painting, in a black thin wooden frame. |
 Head in the Clouds IVTextured black & white acrylic painting, in a black thin wooden frame. |  Head in the Clouds VTextured black & white acrylic painting, in a black thin wooden frame. |
 Sunset CloudscapeTextured acrylic cloudscape on a bright pink-red sunset background. |  MindMess IIExplosion of thoughts in a young woman's head; oil on canvas |
 Escape IIOrganic approach to geometric composition, with irregular strokes of acrylic paint in contrasting red tones to monochromatic black & white. The textural overlap of the strokes provides depth and stimulates the memory of the viewer |  Rainy Urban LandscapeTextured blue & red acrylic painting, created using the palette knife technique, in a white sleek wooden frame. |
 Minimalist Celestial IISimple brushstrokes and organic splatter of celestial material. The second set of Black & White minimalist pieces of organic geometry that brig a high contrast celestial theme to you home |  Minimalist Celestial ISimple brushstrokes and organic splatter of celestial material. The first set of Black & White minimalist pieces of organic geometry that brig a high contrast celestial theme to you home |
 MindMess IExplosion of thoughts in a young woman's head; oil on canvas |  Back to youMixed media layered acrylic painting (dart popped paint filled balloons overlaid with charcoal line drawing) |
 SubmergedWatercolour representation of an imagined underwater world. Organic shapes and undulating geometries portrayed in cool tones of blue, purple and green |  Contemplating duckMinimalist gentle translucent organic shapes floating through contrasting thin black and white graphic lines and dots |
 FluidityMinimalist gentle translucent organic shapes floating through contrasting thin black and white graphic lines and dots |  String art ICircular string and nail structure overlapping and creating instances of various densities |
 String art IIFrame-based tensioned string between fixed nails, creating levels of transparency and opacity |  Geometric fluidityMixed media (watercolour and pen) representation or the contrast between nature and built, organic and geometric |
 Confined chaosMixed media (watercolour and pen) spirograph resulting in an chaotic order. The juxtaposition of precise geometry with the organic flow of watercolour provide a state of uncontrolled control |  EscapeOrganic approach to geometric composition, with irregular strokes of acrylic paint in contrasting primary colours. The textural overlap of the strokes provides depth and stimulates the memory of the viewer |
 Memory: food ritualWatercolour painting of my memories with my grandmother in the kitchen. This has been the reason why I started baking and why my roots are important to me |