A selection from a body of work that are primarily drawings with a hint of printmaking.
Colour transfer, ink, gouache, colour pencil on Fabriano 490 x 350 mm
Graphite, pencil, colour pencil, ink and gouache on Schoellehammer hotpress 325 x 440 mm
Graphite, pencil, colour pencil, ink, enamel and gouache on Schoellehammer hotpress 325 x 325 mm
Graphite, pencil, colour pencil, ink and gouache on Schoellehammer hotpress 514 x 395 mm
Graphite and pencil on Schoellehammer hotpress 440 x 325 mm
Transformation
Soliloquy is a body of work that uses the fairy tale of “Sleeping Beauty” to represents a spiritual journey I underwent. “Transformation” takes a rare focus on the heroine herself and the obfuscation of self when undergoing a critical psychological analysis.
The past can devour
Soliloquy is a body of work that uses the fairy tale of “Sleeping Beauty” to represents a spiritual journey I underwent. “The past can devour” literalises ‘emotional baggage’ and how the formidable nature of fear and unforgiveness can be all consuming and eat away at our growth – constraining us to be stunted.
Baptism I
Soliloquy is a body of work that uses the fairy tale of “Sleeping Beauty” to represents a spiritual journey I underwent. “Baptism I” is a part of a series that represents the unseen and is the 1st of a triptych of internal transformation.
Baptism II
Soliloquy is a body of work that uses the fairy tale of “Sleeping Beauty” to represents a spiritual journey I underwent. “Baptism II” is a series that represents the unseen and is the 2nd of a triptych which focuses on the crux or ‘heart’ of the transformation.
Baptism III
Soliloquy is a body of work that uses the fairy tale of “Sleeping Beauty” to represents a spiritual journey I underwent. “Baptism III” is a series that represents the unseen and is the 3rd of a triptych that visualises the conclusion of the transformative experience.