Created while reflecting on the upcoming Year of the Water Rabbit (2023), this piece was both celebrating and honoring the sexagenary cycle of the Chinese Zodiac. Featuring a white rabbit falling or diving into a body of water. 2023 was a Black Rabbit year, meaning a yin year. Discarding the obvious references, color in this artwork is playful, naive, untethered and mysterious.

  
A yellow sphere in the background can represent both a sun or a moon, alluding to both yin and yang. The rabbit is often associated with the moon in Asia. A Jade Rabbit resides on the moon with Chang'E, the Chinese Moon Goddess. The rabbit's green ears pay homage to this beast, without explicitly depicting the Moon Rabbit who pounds out the elixir of life. The rabbit's usual grace is also discarded. Collapsing into the unknown is the tenor of the time.

Rabbit Year

This work is about disinformation, media bias and AI-generated content. The media can create 'news' not based on the event itself, but by filtering and shaping reality. When media aim for clickbait and sensationalism, they may prioritise information that provokes strong emotions or controversy, often at the expense of accuracy or nuance. The way we perceive the world depends on the maps that are drawn for us.

Attention is All You Need

Welded Scrap Metal Heels

_Supernova reveals the fleeting beauty of cherry blossoms in Robertsbridge, where perfect light and wind converge to create a rare moment. This piece evokes a deep appreciation for spring’s fragmented beauty._

Supernova

A tribute to Andy Warhol’s iconic work, 'Sunk Soup' reimagines the classic Campbell’s can in diverse locations with warm, gritty tones.

Warhol’s pop art challenged perceptions of consumer culture, and this collection expands on that legacy within a punk-infused anime world, reflecting the cyclical nature of human culture.

Young people interact with this beloved classic, blending nostalgia with a contemporary expression.

The choice of punk aesthetics serves as a visual exploration of the intersections between pop culture and subculture.

Created through artificial intelligence, these still-life vignettes evoke intimacy and familiarity, offering a fresh perspective on modern art through evolving technology and cultural history.

  
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Sunk Soup

_The painting Auras captures invisible energies pulsating in space._

  
Three layers, canvas, PVC with cutout, mesh and LED tube.

Auras

‘Into the Sunset’ is like a memory of a distant shore, with shapes rising like sails beneath a deep red sun. Waves curve softly, carrying whispers of something ancient and calm. Feathered forms stretch upward, and the colors—muted blues, earthy reds—feel weathered, as if touched by time. An archway and staircase linger in shadow, hinting at a journey. Teardrop shapes fall gently, like seeds or rain. This painting holds a quiet serenity, an invitation to drift and listen to its story.

INTO THE SUNSET 

"NO TROPHY, NO FLOWERS, NO FLASHBULBS, NO WINE"

this is not a fish on a plate, it is a painting of a fish on a plate.

Someone to Fillet a Fish for

Cenote

Birk

Defying the Laws XXIII

**“An individual identity is not even associated with a people or objects; it is merely an illusion on a superficial level. There are no loves, no feelings, and everything is merely an interpretation of a value that can be perceived by a sense. There is no inherent value in a thing since the beginning.”**

  
_This Painting is a part of Chapter 1: Core of Equation which has a 6 Sections in this collection. And classified this painting as a Section 2_

Relative of Two things

verdure 4

Notes on Alcoholism

Freedom

Scuttle

Crater lake

Hold on to yourself when life doesn’t go the way you want. The different embroidery techniques show changing emotions, the vertical threads show events in your life that you have no control over. 

But hold on to yourself and feel that everything will be fine one day.

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