Maybe I was wrong

36×48in | Oil on canvas | 2026

We are rarely perceived as we perceive ourselves. Seen From Within considers the invisible self that exists beneath social roles and expectations, inviting viewers to reflect on the distance between external perception and inner experience.

24×30in | Oil & Acrylic on canvas | 2026

The Familiar Stranger explores the shifting nature of identity and the quiet uncertainty of becoming. Through the contrast of two seemingly incompatible selves, the painting reflects the moments when we no longer recognize who we once were—and begin searching for who we are becoming.

18×24in x2 | Oil on canvas | 2026

The Letter That Was Never Written explores the emotional weight of unanswered questions and the longing for words that never came. While one panel turns inward, the other preserves the possibility of a message that remains forever unwritten, inviting viewers to reflect on the ways we search for meaning after loss.

18×24in | Oil on canvas | 2026

Where does it become too loud? In the world around us, or within ourselves? Bold red gestures interrupt the portrait without erasing it, leaving the subject suspended between connection and withdrawal. The painting offers no definitive answer, inviting viewers to project their own emotional experience onto the gaze