Mixed media (wash, watercolor, graphite, ink, and pastel)
Dimensions: 5’ x 7”
Echoes from My Body is an ongoing series of intimate triptychs that explores the body as a living archive of memory, identity, and transformation. Fragmented figures emerge as emotional landscapes where vulnerability and resilience coexist, inviting the viewer to contemplate the silent stories carried beneath the skin.
The recurring symbolic elements—organic forms, flowing braids, and geometric motifs—create a dialogue between the human body and the inner world, suggesting that every mark, curve, and gesture preserves an emotional echo of lived experience. Each triptych is designed to function as a single narrative while allowing each panel to exist independently, offering multiple perspectives on the same emotional journey.
Executed in wash, watercolor, graphite, ink, and pastel, each piece combines delicate tonal transitions with expressive mark-making, creating a balance between softness and structure. The intimate scale encourages close viewing, transforming each work into a personal encounter that reveals new details with every observation.
Mixed media (wash, watercolor, graphite, ink, and pastel)
Dimensions: 5’ x 7”
Echoes from My Body is an ongoing series of intimate triptychs that explores the body as a living archive of memory, identity, and transformation. Fragmented figures emerge as emotional landscapes where vulnerability and resilience coexist, inviting the viewer to contemplate the silent stories carried beneath the skin.
The recurring symbolic elements—organic forms, flowing braids, and geometric motifs—create a dialogue between the human body and the inner world, suggesting that every mark, curve, and gesture preserves an emotional echo of lived experience. Each triptych is designed to function as a single narrative while allowing each panel to exist independently, offering multiple perspectives on the same emotional journey.
Executed in wash, watercolor, graphite, ink, and pastel, each piece combines delicate tonal transitions with expressive mark-making, creating a balance between softness and structure. The intimate scale encourages close viewing, transforming each work into a personal encounter that reveals new details with every observation.
