Identity-based

My identity-based works dig into themes of self, strength, and the roles we play—or break free from. The cowgirl/boy series became a cult favourite for a reason: they’re not just characters, they’re symbols. Of defiance. Of play. Of claiming space with a wink and a stance. These pieces flirt with archetype but always twist it—merging softness with grit, swagger with vulnerability. They explore gender, power, and performance with a painterly irreverence that invites the viewer to question what’s real, what’s costume, and where they see themselves in the story.

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My work isn’t simply about the subjects I paint—it’s about the story each piece holds beneath the surface. Every gesture, figure, or motif is a vessel for something deeper: a narrative thread, a remembered feeling, a provocation. The concept drives the composition. I’m less interested in perfect likeness and more drawn to evoking something intangible—an atmosphere, a tension, a moment suspended in thought. Ultimately, I’m interested in building pieces with a strong sense of character—works that feel alive and invite the viewer into a layered, emotional world.