MIRROR MIRROR
This series begins with the body—mirrored, zoomed, multiplied, and flattened. Forms are pulled from symmetry, but they don’t stay still. Each piece explores how repetition starts to unravel, how recognition flickers into something more felt than known.
Mirroring and color drive the work, but the deeper focus is on how form holds tension: open becomes closed, soft becomes sharp, figure becomes surface.These are not representations of the body, but reflections of its urges, limits, and distortions—abstracted, layered, and pushed until something slips.
Each image begins as a discarded painting—digitally scanned, pixelated, stretched, and posterized. Through a second round of digital manipulation and mirroring, the original gesture is abstracted into symmetrical, high-saturation form. What was once cast off becomes restructured—formally charged, bodily, and strange.
2025-ongoing. Digital composites and projections
