I’m a London-based artist whose work explores the intricate layers of human behaviour — the thoughts we suppress, the emotions we hide, and the quiet battles we fight every day. Through each piece, I aim to visualise what often goes unseen: the tension between strength and vulnerability, identity and perception, silence and expression.My art is deeply psychological — shaped by personal reflection and an ongoing curiosity about how we think, feel, and connect.
Whether through abstraction, portraiture, or conceptual form, I’m interested in what lies beneath the surface: the fragility, resilience, and inner dialogue that define what it means to be human.
Coup De Tête is one of my ongoing explorations into the human condition — a visual study of the mind, emotion, and identity. Each image captures those unseen internal battles we face: mental health struggles, self-doubt, identity conflicts, and the pressures of perception.
We often fight these wars in silence, afraid to be seen or misunderstood. Yet, within that silence lives creativity, empathy, and truth.The series reflects how we allow others to enter our minds — how their opinions, judgments, and words can shape how we see ourselves. But it’s also about resistance, about reclaiming identity, and illuminating the strength that lives inside us.
These works are an invitation to pause, reflect, and connect — to see beyond appearances and recognise our shared humanity.
Which image best represents you?
Whether through abstraction, portraiture, or conceptual form, I’m interested in what lies beneath the surface: the fragility, resilience, and inner dialogue that define what it means to be human.
Coup De Tête is one of my ongoing explorations into the human condition — a visual study of the mind, emotion, and identity. Each image captures those unseen internal battles we face: mental health struggles, self-doubt, identity conflicts, and the pressures of perception.
We often fight these wars in silence, afraid to be seen or misunderstood. Yet, within that silence lives creativity, empathy, and truth.The series reflects how we allow others to enter our minds — how their opinions, judgments, and words can shape how we see ourselves. But it’s also about resistance, about reclaiming identity, and illuminating the strength that lives inside us.
These works are an invitation to pause, reflect, and connect — to see beyond appearances and recognise our shared humanity.
Which image best represents you?