COMING SOON
A new body of work is emerging.
It’s a calling for the rise of a new order.
A quiet summoning for those who can hear it.
Private viewing will be taking place in Saltaire.
My paintings offer a reimagining of the feminine. Each figure becomes an avatar of soft power, rooted in myth and shaped by an energy that dissolves the boundaries between the material and the metaphysical.
Each time I stand before a canvas, I feel myself soften. Painting has become a ritual of healing — a quiet meditation where I align myself with something greater and wrap myself in gratitude for the simple gift of being here, now.
Choosing to paint full-time transformed not only my life, but the way I express what is true for me. Though my work has always circled around the feminine, I now feel I am arriving at its very core. Each painting feels like an avatar of soft power. Tender. Unbreakable.
The canvas becomes both my armour and my altar, a place where I witness my own becoming. Where the thoughts I think and the words I speak slowly shape who I am.
And there’s such sweetness in realising that, despite the sacrifice and the suffering, we have always been the source of our own strength.
This private preview is by invitation only.
thy will be done is the culmination of a seven-year journey. The exhibition brings resolution to a deeply personal inquiry into the power of words, intention, and what it means to live in true alignment with one’s inner truth.
In many ways, 2025 stands as a living testament to a decision made in 2019: to no longer abandon myself for safety or approval, and to build a career in art.
thy will be done celebrates the act of “becoming” against all odds.
Looking back, it is evident that life has consistently reflected my mindset, and that every intention I set in 2019 has, indeed, come to fruition.
The concept for the exhibition emerged slowly, in the quiet magic of in-between moments, shaped by years of reflection and a deepening relationship with spirituality and intuition. It is grounded in the understanding that “thy” is not separate from “I,” but an expression of the same universal force.
A finely tuned collaboration has been secured with a sculptor, including an eight-foot work to be revealed during the vernissage. The event will be inaugurated by an outstanding musician and features poetry by Nina Hunter.
Details will be disclosed privately. Eight additional passes beyond invitations remain.