Take Me Home

Take Me Home is a series of paintings exploring bipolarity and psychosis as a state where the boundaries between self, memory, and perception collapse. Figures appear caught between inner and outer worlds such as bodies folding, faces distorting, and identities fragmenting. Using colour as an emotional map that balances controlled rendering with moments of disintegration, the work treats confession as an act of exposure and reconciliation.

The Freak's Birthday Party, oil paint on canvas, 120 cm x 90 cm, 2026.
The Freak's Birthday Party, oil paint on canvas, 120 cm x 90 cm, 2026.
Every Place Is A Strange Place, oil paint on canvas, 50 cm x 60 cm, 2026.
Every Place Is A Strange Place, oil paint on canvas, 50 cm x 60 cm, 2026.
Never Cut Out For Prom Queen, oil paint on canvas, 90 cm x 70 cm, 2026.
Never Cut Out For Prom Queen, oil paint on canvas, 90 cm x 70 cm, 2026.
The Animal In Us Seeks To Be Free, oil paint on canvas, 90 cm x 120 cm, 2026.
The Animal In Us Seeks To Be Free, oil paint on canvas, 90 cm x 120 cm, 2026.

Life Of The Party
2026
Life Of The Party examines hyper-performative identity within contemporary youth culture, where the self is shaped through visibility, digital memory, and social staging. Moments of excess, intimacy, and impulsiveness are constructed as psychological theatres in which identity is continuously performed and destabilised. Drawing on pop cultural aesthetics, the works expose how self-image is authored under the pressure to remain visible, desirable, and central.
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