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2025

Echoes of Expression

"Echoes of Expression" represents the dichotomy between an individual’s internal and external worlds. The woman at the center, caught in a moment of self-adornment, symbolizes the daily rituals we undergo to present ourselves to the world. The exaggerated expression is one of both confidence and vulnerability—showing the viewer the fine line between personal empowerment and the societal pressures to maintain a certain image.

The colored circles surrounding her are more than just a backdrop; they represent the multiple facets of identity and the different "masks" people wear in various situations. Each color embodies a different aspect of her personality—joy, passion, calm, intellect, mystery, warmth, and growth. Yet, all these aspects are connected, orbiting around her central expression, suggesting that while we may present ourselves differently depending on the context, our core identity remains.

The stark black background hints at the void or the unknown, representing the aspects of identity that remain hidden or unexplored.

Materials used: Acrylic Paint, Paper & Pencil

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Crisis Mode

"Crisis Mode" captures the collective anxiety and fear of living in uncertain, tumultuous times.This artwork features the infamous Patrick Bateman from American Psycho, his face a disturbing mix of intensity, madness, and raw emotion.

The background’s vibrant, almost sickly colors enhance the feeling of unease, suggesting a world that is bright on the surface but toxic underneath. The words “WE'RE FUCKED!” serve as a stark, blunt commentary on the state of affairs—whether personal, political, or environmental. It’s a phrase that many might think but few would dare to say out loud, capturing the raw, unfiltered truth of the situation.

This artwork is a powerful expression of the collective dread that bubbles beneath the surface of society. It’s a reminder that sometimes, the only response to overwhelming situations is to scream into the void—acknowledging the madness and finding some semblance of release in the act of expressing it. "Crisis Mode" is not just a declaration of despair, but also an invitation to confront the chaos head-on, to laugh in the face of it, and to keep pushing forward despite it all.This piece is a commentary on the emptiness of consumer culture and the moral decay it breeds. Bateman, a product of his environment, is both victim and perpetrator, trapped in a cycle of violence and consumption that leads only to destruction. "Crisis Mode" is a raw, unflinching look at a man who has everything yet is losing everything that truly matters—his sanity, his humanity, and his soul.

Materials used: Acrylic Paint, Paper & Pencil

Eternal Embrace

This artwork showcases a grayscale depiction of a classical sculpture, likely inspired by Antonio Canova’s famous piece, "Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss."

"Eternal Embrace" tells a story of love transcending time and space. The central figures represent an eternal connection, a bond that has been immortalized in stone but lives on in the hearts of those who view it. The angel’s wings symbolize protection, love, and the divine nature of their relationship, while the other figure's pose, leaning into the embrace, conveys trust, surrender, and mutual devotion.

The three circles in the background serve as symbols of different aspects of their relationship. The red circle represents passion and the physical aspect of their bond. The yellow circle signifies the light of understanding and intellectual connection between the two, a shared knowledge that binds them together. The blue circle stands for the calm and emotional depth of their relationship, the serenity that comes from a deep, unspoken bond.

The dark background suggests the unknown, the vastness of eternity that their love must navigate. The contrast between the classical figures and the abstract circles implies that while love is a timeless, unchanging force, it also adapts and exists within the ever-evolving context of the world around it. The piece invites the viewer to reflect on the enduring nature of love and how it can be both a grounding and transformative force in our lives.

Materials used: Acrylic Paint, Paper & Pencil

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Whispers of the Subconscious

"Whispers of the Subconscious" explores the tension between the external self and the internal world. The central figure, grounded in realism, represents the conscious mind—the part of ourselves that we show to the world, solid, defined, and seemingly in control. However, this figure is juxtaposed against a backdrop that symbolizes the subconscious—a chaotic, colorful world of emotions, memories, and thoughts that constantly swirl beneath the surface.

The abstract faces in the background are the "whispers" of the subconscious, each representing a different facet of the figure’s inner life. Some faces appear serene, while others seem distressed, indicating the range of emotions that the subconscious mind harbors. The organic shapes intertwining with the faces suggest the natural and unavoidable connection between our thoughts and feelings, constantly influencing our actions and perceptions.

The drapery falling from the figure’s arm could symbolize the shedding of defenses or the unveiling of deeper truths as the conscious mind becomes aware of the subconscious influences. The use of red and pink in the background evokes passion, love, and sometimes pain, hinting at the powerful emotions that lie hidden within.

This artwork invites viewers to reflect on the complexities of the human psyche—how the conscious self navigates the often tumultuous landscape of the subconscious, and how our inner world shapes the reality we experience. It’s a reminder that beneath every composed exterior, there is a rich, intricate world of thoughts and feelings, often unseen but always present.

Materials used: Acrylic Paint, Paper & Pencil

Between Light and Shadow

The narrative behind "Between Light and Shadow" is rooted in the concept of duality and the human experience of navigating between extremes. The artwork captures a moment of pause, where the figure—caught between vibrant life and a shadowed past—reflects the journey of self-discovery and the choices that define our paths.

The golden yellow symbolises enlightenment, optimism, and the pursuit of knowledge, while the deep crimson represents passion, conflict, and the complexities of the human condition. The figure's positioning between these powerful forces suggests a moment of decision, a point where the individual must confront both the light and the shadows within themselves.

This piece invites viewers to reflect on their own experiences of duality, encouraging them to consider the moments when they, too, have stood between light and shadow and the choices they made that have shaped their lives. The minimalist style, combined with the evocative use of colour and form, makes "Between Light and Shadow" a compelling exploration of the human psyche, offering a universal story of growth, struggle, and, ultimately, transformation.

Materials used: Acrylic Paint, Black Velvet Fabric, Paper & Pencil

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Wonder's Gaze

'Wonder's Gaze' is a whimsical and thought-provoking artwork that draws on the iconic imagery of a well-known story, transforming it into a modern, abstract narrative. The piece features a character reminiscent of Alice from Alice in Wonderland, depicted in bright, bold colours against a deep, dark background. Alice, with her signature blonde hair and blue dress, gazes upward with a curious and contemplative expression. Above her, abstract shapes float in a space-like void, resembling oversized, luminous cards that evoke a sense of wonder and confusion. These shapes, painted in striking colours of red, green, black, and pink, appear to defy gravity, creating a surreal and dreamlike atmosphere that captures the essence of the unknown and the fantastical.

'Wonder's Gaze' tells the story of a journey into the unknown—a reflection of the curiosity and wonder that drives us to explore the unfamiliar. The character of Alice symbolises the innocent yet bold adventurer, looking up at the strange and abstract forms that represent the challenges, mysteries, and possibilities that life presents. The floating shapes are symbolic of the unpredictable nature of the world, where things are not always as they seem and where logic is often turned on its head.

This piece invites viewers to embrace their own sense of wonder and curiosity, encouraging them to look beyond the surface and question the world around them. It serves as a reminder that exploration, both of the external world and the inner self, is a continuous and essential part of the human experience.

Materials used: Acrylic Paint, Paper & Pencil