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Expressing the Beauty of Nature With Landscape Paintings
Sunrise (2026), Oil, charcoal, and crayon on canvas, 38 x 43 cm
Fuji Mt (2024), oil and charcoal on canvas, 61 x 61 cm
Exhibited at Arte Borgo Gallery, Vatican (Rome), Italy
Lady by the Sea (2025), oil and sand on canvas, 61 x 61 cm
Exhibited at Espacio Gallery, London
Lady by the Sea, shows a surrealistic image of a woman who after some deep reflection, becomes “lost in the moment”. For some women, becoming “lost in the moment” can mean experiencing a loss of identity, as they seek to break down the systemic societal challenges to their concept of “self”, that all women face today.
Climate Refugees (2024)
Oil on canvas and charcoal on canvas, 61 x 61 cm
Exhibited at Woolff Gallery, London
The vivid red palette evokes the intense heat of wildfires, suggesting the rising temperatures of a planet affected by global warming. As climate change deepens drought conditions, extreme wildfires occur with increasing frequency and force. In the aftermath of these disasters, women and children often endure the greatest suffering.
A fragile life raft carries desperate climate refugees across uncertain waters toward a distant shore. Seen on a television screen, such scenes can not feel remote, separating us from their true horror. Yet when translated onto canvas, the moment invites closer reflection, raising the question: does the painted image make the emotion of this tragedy feel more immediate and real?
• Inspired by Lahaina, Hawaii wildfire in 2023.