My work explores the multiplicity and fluidity of the self, delving into the tension between who we are privately and the personas we project to the world. I am drawn to the spaces where these identities intersect, overlap, and conflict—revealing the intricate, ever-changing mosaic of human experience.
My work explores the multiplicity and fluidity of the self, delving into the tension between who we are privately and the personas we project to the world. I am drawn to the spaces where these identities intersect, overlap, and conflict—revealing the intricate, ever-changing mosaic of human experience.
The Frailest Leaves (2025)
A Creature of Moods (2025)
Portrait in Blue-grey
Aflame
Mosaic Refuge
The Storm Inside
Portrait of a Child
Muse in Marble
Beacon
Girl With Moon
Lodestar
Girl with Head in Clouds (2022)
Acrylic Print 14” H x 11” W.
PRIVATE COLLECTION
Self Portrait With Flowers (2022)
Acrylic Print 14” H x 11” W
PRIVATE COLLECTION
Her Hands Tightly Clenched
12”H x 9”W x 1.5”D printed on canvas
Reading Mrs. Dalloway (for El)
12”h x 9”w x 1.5” d mounted on canvas
Light Emerging
12”H x 9”W x 1.5”D printed on canvas
Figure in Landscape (2022)
Acrylic Print 14” H x 11” W
PRIVATE COLLECTION
Portrait of Annie (2023)
The Fireworks Inside (2023)
I am a Story (2023)
She Tells Her Story (2023)
Darkness Retreating (2021)
Digital image printed on canvas 50” x 40” x 1.5”
PRIVATE COLLECTION
O You, 2020
From the poem written by Paul Celan. Digital image printed on metallic paper mounted on dibond (brushed aluminum) D 20” x 20” x 1.5”
Found Poem, 2020
Digital image printed on canvas, 20” x 16” x 2”
PRIVATE COLLECTION
The Newborn Child
Marble Blocks, 2008, 6cm x 44cm x 6cm
PRIVATE COLLECTION
Portrait Of My Son As Polyphemus (2016)
Who Doesn't Understand?
From the installation: What Would Chekhov Say? 2019
In the collection of Eve’s Ribs: dedicated to raising awareness of discrimination against women. St. Petersburg, RU
Various lines from works by Anton Chekhov reassembled to create narratives that reflect the writer’s observation of emotions within the ordinariness of daily existence.
PRIVATE COLLECTION
I Meant No Harm
From the installation: What Would Chekhov Say? 2019
In the collection of Eve’s Ribs: dedicated to raising awareness of discrimination against women. St. Petersburg, RU
Various lines from works by Anton Chekhov reassembled to create narratives that reflect the writer’s observation of emotions within the ordinariness of daily existence.
PRIVATE COLLECTION
Who Will Show Mercy?
From the installation: What Would Chekhov Say? 2019
In the collection of Eve’s Ribs: dedicated to raising awareness of discrimination against women. St. Petersburg, RU
Various lines from works by Anton Chekhov reassembled to create narratives that reflect the writer’s observation of emotions within the ordinariness of daily existence.
PRIVATE COLLECTION
Your Wound is Almost Healed
From the installation: What Would Chekhov Say? 2019
In the collection of Eve’s Ribs: dedicated to raising awareness of discrimination against women. St. Petersburg, RU
Various lines from works by Anton Chekhov reassembled to create narratives that reflect the writer’s observation of emotions within the ordinariness of daily existence.
PRIVATE COLLECTION
Who Doesn't Have Hopes?
From the installation: What Would Chekhov Say? 2019
In the collection of Eve’s Ribs: dedicated to raising awareness of discrimination against women. St. Petersburg, RU
Various lines from works by Anton Chekhov reassembled to create narratives that reflect the writer’s observation of emotions within the ordinariness of daily existence.
PRIVATE COLLECTION
All My Sorrows 2013 (installation view)
An installation at the Ovo Castle, Naples, Italy
All My Sorrows (Detail)
Paper & Acrylic Paint, 2013, each part 12.5cm x 6.5cm
The Frailest Leaves
