This series investigates how the absurd and the sacred can overlap. Familiar creatures and objects are placed in constructed situations that suggest ritual or symbolic meaning. Through expressionist surfaces and controlled compositions, everyday elements are reframed, exposing how significance is assigned, staged, and sometimes undermined.
“Feline Faith in Fermentation”
>> Acrylics on Canvas
>> 54 x 64 cm
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Three cats stand in a staged, almost ritual-like formation around a single beer bottle. By treating an ordinary bottle as a central object, the image reflects on how value and meaning are assigned to everyday things, and how easily routine can take on the structure of ritual.
“Balloon Hunt”
>> Soft Pastels on Velour Paper
>> 35 x 36 cm
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“The Gourmet Reversal”
>> Acrylics on Canvas
>> 40 x 50 cm
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The Gourmet Reversal presents a penguin seated with fork and knife, preparing to eat a shark. The calm posture of the penguin contrasts with the inversion of the usual predator-prey relationship. By reversing familiar hierarchies, the painting reflects on how roles such as dominance and vulnerability are defined and reassigned.
“Eve’s Reflection”
>> Acrylics on Canvas
>> d 30 cm
