The One Who Carries the Light
Digital collage, 2025.
From the series “Le Théâtre des Objets Voilés”.
This work presents a feminine figure as a silent bearer of inner light.
Light here is intimate and protected rather than performative.
The image reflects themes of memory, care, and quiet strength.
Price: upon request.
The Hand That Holds the Key
Digital collage, 2025.
From the series “Le Théâtre des Objets Voilés”.
The key functions as a symbol of entrusted access rather than control.
The work explores femininity as a guardian of inner spaces and emotional inheritance.
Price: upon request.
Keeper of the Garden Key
Digital collage, 2025.
From the series “Le Théâtre des Objets Voilés”.
The female figure appears as a keeper rather than a ruler.
The garden becomes a metaphor for memory, tenderness, and transformation.
Price: upon request.
To Look Beyond the Visible
Digital collage, 2024.
From the series “Feminine Inner Landscapes”.
This work explores the feminine figure as an inner territory rather than a narrative character.
The female body becomes a landscape where memory, vulnerability, and perception quietly unfold.
Hands appear as vessels of remembrance, holding fragments of experience that resist linear time.
The repeated motif of the all-seeing eye suggests an inward gaze — awareness directed not outward, but toward the self.
The composition reflects a state of suspension between presence and disappearance, where softness coexists with strength.
The image invites the viewer to slow down and enter a contemplative space, looking beyond the visible surface into the emotional and psychological depth beneath.
Price: upon request.
Resting Where Memory Grows
Digital collage, 2024.
From the series “Feminine Inner Landscapes”.
This work presents the female figure in a state of suspension between sleep and awareness.
The body becomes a resting ground where memory quietly accumulates rather than fades.
Pearls function as a metaphor for lived experience — layered, fragile, and formed over time.
The surrounding landscape mirrors an inner terrain, where emotional memory and personal history intertwine.
The image explores stillness as an active state.
Rest here is not escape, but a form of preservation — a moment where identity is allowed to remain unperformed and intact.
Price: upon request.
02/09/2026