51×61cm framed in oak

Acrylic on canvas

The limited edition “Potters” series is painted on oyster-coloured canvases, exploring the rich textures and flowing glazes of ceramics brought to life through subtle tones.

Take a closer look - each piece is a unique fusion of traditional pottery techniques inspired by “Mentori” (facet cutting) and modern abstraction.

With their subtle colours and textures, these works reveal their full beauty up close and from different angles.

51×61cm framed in oak

Acrylic on canvas

The limited edition “Potters” series is painted on oyster-coloured canvases, exploring the rich textures and flowing glazes of ceramics brought to life through subtle tones.

Take a closer look - each piece is a unique fusion of traditional pottery techniques inspired by “Mentori” (facet cutting) and modern abstraction.

With their subtle colours and textures, these works reveal their full beauty up close and from different angles.

40×40 cm framed in ash

Acrylic on canvas

The limited edition “Potters” series is painted on oyster-coloured canvases, exploring the rich textures and flowing glazes of ceramics brought to life through subtle tones.

Take a closer look—each piece is a unique fusion of traditional pottery techniques inspired by “Mentori” (facet cutting) and modern abstraction.

With their subtle colours and textures, these works reveal their full beauty up close and from different angles.

40×40 framed in ash

Acrylic on canvas

The limited edition “Potters” series is painted on oyster-coloured canvases, exploring the rich textures and flowing glazes of ceramics brought to life through subtle tones.

Take a closer look each piece is a unique fusion of traditional pottery techniques inspired by “Mentori” (facet cutting) and modern abstraction.

With their subtle colours and textures, these works reveal their full beauty up close and from different angles.

76 x 76 cm Acrylic on canvas in floating KINTSUGI frame.

The “Kurogaki Glazing” series draws inspiration from the abstracted colors of Kurogaki — black persimmon — and pottery glazing. Subtle layers and textured glazes express the essence of forests, water, gravity’s flow, and a sense of calmness and peace.

When persimmon trees are cut for timber, they typically reveal shades of milky white to light yellow. However, on rare occasions, a distinctive black hue, resembling ink, appears in the tree’s core, known as “Kurogaki.”

Encountering Kurogaki is a one-in-ten-thousand chance, making it exceptionally rare. This rarity, along with the tree’s challenging growth and timber processing difficulties, adds to its mystique and high value.

To capture this blackness, I’ve used Sumi ink, which is also derived from trees and contains hints of green that add depth and richness to the colour, much like the layers of Kurogaki itself.

Kintsugi  Frame Story

This piece carries a story beyond the canvas. Before the exhibition, its frame was accidentally broken. Instead of concealing the damage, I chose to repair it with Kintsugi, the Japanese art of mending with gold, which embraces cracks as part of an object’s history and beauty.

The repaired frame, marked with golden lines, reflects the philosophy of Wabi-Sabi, finding quiet strength in imperfection and time’s passage. 

What was once broken now holds a deeper meaning: imperfect, yet whole; fragile, yet resilient.

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51x66 cm

Acrylic and hand-grounded sumi ink

ABOUT THIS WORK

Memories stay with us - sometimes faint, sometimes clear.
They hold both struggles and milestones, reminding us how far we’ve come.
The past doesn’t disappear; it shapes the present.

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61x76 cm not in frame.

Acrylic and hand-grounded sumi ink

We all carry quiet struggles.
Not always visible, yet deeply felt.
Moments of doubt, sadness, and the small worries of aging.
A reminder that even silent battles shape who we are.

58 x  66 cm (61x69 Framed in American ash)

Acrylic and hand-grounded sumi ink

ABOUT THIS WORK

True elegance comes with time.
Layered with trials, rooted in experience, confidence begins to return.
Sophistication is not you - it is depth.

51x61 cm (54 x64 cm framed in natural oak)

Acrylic and hand-grounded sumi ink

ABOUT THIS WORK

Youthful brightness softens.
Past achievements remain, but no longer demand attention.
What stays is gentler, more lasting - a steady ground to move forward from, with quiet strength.

58 x  66 cm (61x69 Framed in American Ash)

Acrylic and hand-grounded sumi ink

ABOUT THIS WORK

Our bodies change, but every line tells a story.
With time, a different kind of glow appears -  not from youth, but from care, experience, and resilience.
A reminder that we can keep shining, in our own way, at every stage.

60 x 90 cm (63x93 Framed in natural oak)

Acrylic and hand-grounded sumi ink

ABOUT THIS WORK

To look at oneself with kindness, to hold the marks of time with care.
This work speaks to the duality of womanhood - independent and strong, yet soft in the role of a nurturing mother.

51x61 cm (54 x64cm framed in Tasmanian oak)

Acrylic and hand-grounded sumi ink

ABOUT THIS WORK

Time leaves gentle marks - cracks, stains, shadows.
What was once new becomes richer with age.
Like a surface catching the light,
our lives reveal hidden warmth and beauty over time.