A sculpture of a human head with closed eyes, painted in a distressed white finish, topped with a large arrangement of paper flowers and foliage in shades of orange, pink, brown, and blue.
A sculpture of a human head with closed eyes, painted in a distressed white finish, topped with a large arrangement of paper flowers and foliage in shades of orange, pink, brown, and blue.

TIMELESS PRESENCES

IDENTITY, NATURE, AND THE ART OF TRANSFORMATION

IDENTITY, NATURE, AND THE ART OF TRANSFORMATION

A Japanese inspired sculpture with a white face, red lipstick, and makeup, dressed in a pink kimono with floral patterns and elaborate accessories, including a headdress with paper and fabric elements.

Sculptural pieces made of recycled cardboard, paper, and natural fibres.

Exploring memory, identity, and imagined ancestry through symbolic, material-driven forms that exist as contemporary relics.

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IN THE STUDIO

Naera is my contribution to Museum of Lost Things. Curated by @poetictigergallery this exhibition pays homage to the tradition of vanitas with overwhelming collections of objects, artifacts, sacred animals, botanicals, opulent rooms or worlds, and a
Happy Sunday peeps! I know i haven't been very active on here lately 😅 Life has been busy with many things happening in the studio and privately. I only have one brain and two hands, so I have to prioritise 😄 And, to be honest, it's getting har
Close up on Kaito ✨️ She's actually an older piece i wasn't happy with and decide to rework. Besides the back of the headpiece and the wooden bowl, she's been completely transformed and is a few centimetres taller! 😄 I have a few more details to
A safe place to hide your treasures or keep your secrets safe... I see her as a protective presence, so I like that she also offers physical spaces to accompanied this more spiritual feeling. A sort of guardian in both ways ☺️ Sora, Ancestral Figu
The Museum of Lost Things is now open at @poetictigergallery and runs until April 29! ✨️ The exhibition pays homage to the tradition of vanitas with overwhelming collections of objects, artifacts, sacred animals, botanicals, opulent rooms or worlds,
Sneak peek at Naera ✨️ She will soon be part of the Museum of Lost Things exhibition at @poetictigergallery I've been playing with my usual materials, earthy tones, and pagan imagery to give life to this ancient spirit. I think she was lost in time
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