[December 16 2024]
In a series of intimate, emotionally charged paintings, everyday moments are transformed into profound reflections on the human experience. The domestic spaces—kitchens, bedrooms, gardens—become more than mere backdrops, they are symbolic landscapes of identity and inner life. Through vibrant depictions of eating, sleeping, and interacting, the works explore the complex intersections of personal and political realities, blending humor with tragedy. Rich in psychological depth, the paintings evoke an ongoing dialogue with art history, from Flemish still life to the charged intimacy of Philip Guston. The result is a visceral confrontation with the instability of life and the deeply human need for connection.
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