28 Objects in 28 Days” is a painting series created over a single 28-day period. Each day, one ordinary object was selected and painted, using a deliberately limited palette: seven colours in total (though rules were broken in one painting). This constraint mirrors the rhythms, expectations, and negotiations that often define women’s lives.

Glitter Slugs on Parade is a love letter to my earlier years as a scuba instructor in the tropics. Coral reefs are some of the most beautiful, biodiverse ecosystems on the planet, and nudibranchs — tiny, reef-dwelling slugs only a few centimetres long but blazing with vibrant colour — are some of their loveliest inhabitants. Easily overlooked, nudibranchs invite us to slow down, breathe deeply, and let the diversity of life reveal itself. Working from my own photographs, I’ve

Under the Pink Sky is a collection of acrylic paintings that reflects the depth and complexity of women’s emotions. Each piece carries its own atmosphere, yet together they form a shared horizon beneath the expanse of a pink sky. The use of pink is deliberate—a colour often associated with softness, but within it lies strength, resilience, and transformation. Through layered brushstrokes, I explore how women embody a spectrum of feelings that shift like the sky at dusk...