My art is about honesty with myself — an attempt to speak about pain and hope, about life, and about the ability to remain oneself even in dark times.
Graphic art and embroidery complement each other in my practice: the line is fast and precise, the thread is a repetitive movement. When I stitch through paper, it helps me gather my thoughts and find calm.
Many of my works are about home — not only as a place, but as a feeling of safety, trust, and support.
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Your desire looks directly into your eyes. Yet you go on ignoring it, continuously finding motives to set your dream aside. This piece speaks of inner blocks, anxiety, and holding out for an ideal moment that never comes.
Set against a dark graphite background, a interaction unfolds between a figure and their personified desire. The artwork carries an underlying tension, where light and dark elements underscore emotional unfulfillment and a turning point.
The artwork features an original mixed-media technique merging graphic art with embroidery. Red thread sewn directly onto paper yields a tactile surface, bestowing physical depth upon the work.
My art is about honesty with myself — an attempt to speak about pain and hope, about life, and about the ability to remain oneself even in dark times.
Graphic art and embroidery complement each other in my practice: the line is fast and precise, the thread is a repetitive movement. When I stitch through paper, it helps me gather my thoughts and find calm.
Many of my works are about home — not only as a place, but as a feeling of safety, trust, and support.