Working within contemporary expressive figurative painting, this artist explores surreal psychological spaces where the body exists between presence, memory, and absence. Using oil on canvas, their practice investigates dreams, grief, longing, freedom, and womanhood, treating the figure as a site where memory and the spiritual converge.

Guided by intuition, each painting begins with an emotional residue or imagined memory, developing through drawing before unfolding into layered compositions. The fluidity of oil paint allows forms to emerge and dissolve, mirroring the shifting nature of the subconscious and the instability of recollection.

Atmospheric environments, recurring spiral motifs, and repeated figures evoke the cyclical nature of thought, imagined relationships, and evolving identity. A restrained palette of blue-green tones suggests the suspended quality of memory, immersive, elusive, and emotionally charged. Through these dreamlike works, the artist creates contemplative spaces where personal and collective experiences of memory, loss, and transformation intersect, inviting viewers to reflect on their own emotional landscapes.