My work explores the paradoxical nature of human existence, oscillating between the illusions of permanence and the reality of impermanence. The body, often perceived as a vessel of self, is subject to constant change; weight, shape, and ability fluctuate over time. Yet, despite these physical alterations, the intrinsic value of an individual remains steadfast.
I challenge the societal obsession with perfection, an unattainable ideal that can lead to self-doubt and dissatisfaction. Through my art, I aim to foster a sense of acceptance and self-worth, emphasizing the beauty in imperfection and the resilience of the human spirit.
By confronting the ephemeral nature of our physical forms, I invite viewers to contemplate the enduring qualities that define us as individuals. Ultimately, my work seeks to inspire a deeper appreciation for the complexities and contradictions inherent in the human experience.
Perfection is an Illusion
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Using cross processing to create varying frequencies of light through the digital process.
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Woman with a Flower Influenced by Pablo Picasso.
Perfection is an Illusion
Type 55
Mixing light frequencies for effect of color.
Influenced by Pablo Picasso’s Blue monochromatic period.