Kintsugi
The Japanese art of repairing broken objects with gold. Instead of hiding or disguising them because of the damage, Kintsugi makes the repaired piece even more beautiful than the original, revitalizing it with a new look and giving it a second life.
In this series, I applied Kintsugi on human beings, on our disappointments and breakdowns. When we start to repair by gathering it all together, we will become quite stronger and more beautiful. Breakdowns made us who we are now, made us such a piece of art.
Repair With Confidence
Acrylic on canvas 115x75cm2019
Repair With Love
Acrylic on canvas 80x60cm2019
Repair With Time
Acrylic on canvas 60x60cm2019
We Are The Rainbow
"When the sun shines, you see the beauty beyond the rainy days."
This series is about turning some common illnesses or symptoms (permanent or temporary) into art! Instead of looking to any disease as a weak situation, you can see it as a unique special statement that distinguish the host from any other, and try to deal with it positively.
Of course that can not ease the pain that some of these diseases cause, but it's just a spot light how beautiful each one of us is, whoever we are, whatever we deal with, we are all strong and beautiful and deserve to live the best life ever.
We Are The Rainbow
Migraine
Acrylic on canvas 117x75cm2019
Vitiligo
Acrylic on canvas 117x75cm2019
Malignant
Acrylic on canvas 117x75cm2019
One Line
"Less Is More!" And so it is the one line art which started at the early 20th century by Pablo Picasso. He took a complex, realistic example and simplified it into one single unbroken line. These drawings can look relatively simple to make, but capturing the true essence of the shape in just one line can be quite challenging.
Latency
Pen on carton A42020
Enticement
Pen on carton A42020
Dignity
Pen on carton A42020
