Portfolio

“Sucker”

Ink on paper

A fragmented face rendered in bold geometry holds a sucker delicately in hand. The lollipop, at once playful and ironic, becomes a symbol of vulnerability and perception—sweetness juxtaposed against stark black‑and‑white abstraction. Through symmetry and contrast, the work explores duality: innocence and deception, fragility and strength, the masks we wear and the truths we reveal.

“Tears on Earth/Surrendered Grace”

Ink on paper

A central eye radiates through starburst geometry, dripping gold into a spiral of perception. Below, a stylized figure lies suspended between consciousness and surrender, surrounded by scattered feathers—symbols of fragility, flight, and transformation. This surreal composition invites reflection on vision, vulnerability, and the layered architecture of the self.

“Archangel Michael”

Ink on paper

A vortex of checkerboard geometry and celestial spheres evokes the unseen force of Michael—not as a figure, but as a presence. Eyes, mountains, and sacred patterns swirl through layered motion, suggesting divine perception, protection, and judgment. The composition cleaves through chaos with precision, embodying Michael’s role as guardian of thresholds and clarifier of truth.

“Enlightenment and Ascetism”

Ink on paper

A vortex of checkerboard geometry and celestial spheres evokes the unseen force of Michael—not as a figure, but as a presence. Eyes, mountains, and sacred patterns swirl through layered motion, suggesting divine perception, protection, and judgment. The composition cleaves through chaos with precision, embodying Michael’s role as guardian of thresholds and clarifier of truth.

“Genesis: A Visual Reconning”

Ink on paper

This surreal composition unfolds the seven days of creation through layered geometric symbolism and celestial abstraction. At its apex, a radiant eye bursts from a star-shaped halo—Day One, light separating from darkness. Concentric circles and dripping gold suggest divine illumination pouring into the void.

Beneath, swirling clouds and patterned spheres evoke Day Two, the division of waters and sky. The twin mountain peaks anchor Day Three, representing land emerging from chaos, surrounded by stylized vegetation and organic forms.

Celestial orbs and a starry canopy mark Day Four, the creation of sun, moon, and stars—time itself etched into the heavens. The hypnotic spiral below hints at Day Five, teeming with motion and breath, as abstract forms suggest birds and sea creatures in kinetic ascent.

Day Six—humanity formed in divine image of the hidden serpent, echoing the tension between earthly formation of ribs and spiritual potential.

The symmetrical stillness of the entire piece evokes Day Seven, a cosmic pause—rest, reflection, and the sanctification of creation.

From void to vision, the cosmos unfolds— light cleaves shadow, mountains rise, stars breathe. Droplets fall where form meets spirit, and the spiral remembers what was spoken into being. Here, creation is not told—it is felt.

Rose