Power wears a suit, but the stains always show. “Napoleon”, a visualisation of Orwell’s Animal Farm.

Oil on Canvas

51 x 62cm

Oil on Canvas

50 x 60cm

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40x50cm

Oil on Canvas

76x91cm

Oil on Canvas

76x91cm

Oil on Canvas

76x91cm

An aged satyr, companion to Dionysus, speaks without words. His eyes carry the double edge of revelry and wisdom.

Oil on Canvas

76x61cm

Christ and Bacchus are joined in one figure. Both gods of blood and wine, sacrifice and resurrection. Divinity and mortality entwined in a single gaze.

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50x60cm

Persephone is caught between light and shadow, maiden and queen of the underworld. Her gaze holds both longing for the world above, the weight of her fate below and ultimately a tear falls for acceptance.

Oil on Canvas

40x50cm

In the moment of transformation, Medusa ceases to be mortal and becomes eternal. The painting captures the threshold where fear turns into legend.

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75x61cm

A siren sits in stillness, her voice hushed. The silence speaks of longing and tragedy more than the lure of danger.

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60x75cm

Medusa at the instant of her curse, terror etched across her face. A portrait of fear fixed forever in time.

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75x61cm

What if you could sit down for tea with Methuselah? This piece explores time, wisdom, and the weight of centuries.

Oil on Canvas

65 x 40cm

Where death offers blossoms instead of blades.

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76x 61cm

Clustered wings, stripped of flight, suggest exile from heaven. What remains is not ascent, but silence and loss.

Oil on Canvas

60x60cm