Conceptual Art Installations & Meaningful Creative Commissions

This is the making of 'Filtered', my interactive Joker painting. The process of layering the paint to create the hidden image was a journey of its own, reflecting the complexity of the theme itself.

This is the making of 'Filtered', my interactive Joker painting. The process of layering the paint to create the hidden image was a journey of its own, reflecting the complexity of the theme itself.

This portrait of Charlie Chaplin is made entirely of Morse code. The dots and dashes spell out his famous quote about crying in the rain, a commentary on how people often hide their struggles in plain sight.

These are stills from my 'Mental Health Alphabet' installation. Each letter represents a condition or influence on mental health, created to build awareness and encourage open conversations.

Titled 'Waves on My Mind', this watercolor piece was created during the pandemic. It represents my acceptance of the mind's high and low tides, comparing our inner world to the calm and storm of the ocean.

This piece is a personification of anger. It's an exploration of an emotion we are often taught to suppress, and a question about how we can learn to express it in a healthy way.

A behind-the-scenes look at my installation 'Dirty Fertility'. The piece uses soil to sculpt a uterus and other forms, questioning the taboos around the female body and its connection to the earth.

An exhibition view of the 'Dirty Fertility' installation. The three sculptures together tell a story, from the concealed sanitary napkin to the celebration of the female reproductive system.

An exhibition view of the 'Dirty Fertility' installation. The three sculptures together tell a story, from the concealed sanitary napkin to the celebration of the female reproductive system.