Intertextuality, 2021

This body of work explores the construction of figures within landscape through reference, repetition, and staging. Drawing from historical painting, photography, and sequential imagery, figures are repositioned and reconfigured to create ambiguous, collective scenes. These works form an early investigation into assembling images from fragments.

A mural depicting several women dressed in white traditional clothing, some sitting and some standing, in a lush, green outdoor setting with trees and plants.
An abstract portrait painting of a woman with wavy hair, rendered in shades of gray, black, and beige, with expressive brushstrokes and a textured background.
A monochrome painting of multiple nude women by a waterfall, with some women standing and others sitting or kneeling on rocky ground.
A monochromatic painting of three women standing close together, with two of them having their heads bowed and the third facing the viewer with their head slightly turned. The background has abstract dark and light brushstrokes, giving a somber and reflective mood.
A monochrome painting of four women with large hair under umbrellas near a waterfall in a mountainous landscape.
A painting of a woman with short hair in a white dress, sitting on a surface and looking at the viewer, with a textured background.
An abstract black and white painting depicting a woman standing in a forest with her arms outstretched. Another figure seated on the ground appears to be gazing up at her.