It's dramatic ascent, with a dove rising against a turbulent backdrop. The stark contrast between light and dark creates a powerful narrative of hope and struggle. The delicate yet forceful brushstrokes convey movement, energy, and the raw emotions of breaking free. It’s a piece that resonates with themes of peace, transcendence, and the relentless pursuit of light amidst darkness. Developed thanks to the tutelage of Fernando Canovas.

Ths painting is representative of the origin of life: an egg. Whether in mammals or oviparous, the circular is representative of the feminine, and of the origin of life.

These are two swans, who are merged together, bowing to the splash of light in the dark water which shows an eye which sees the truth. Their beaks are silver, symbolising lies, yet the tears in one of the merged swans represents an acknowledgement of it. The moon, in the distance, sees and observes all silently in the night. Love is never an illusion points to the closeness that is experienced and the feelings of inspiration that transpire as truth, even in the middle of darkness and distortion.

Moons, eyes, and the galaxy. If turned sideways, it can be enjoyed as a half-moon up and what looks like... it is the entrance of a womb. These are symbols of deep femininity: clairvoyance, mysticism, intuition, and lunar cycles with which women are intimately connected with through our bodies' cycles.

These are self portraits exploring the movement of irrationality within the female body.