Acrylic paint + fineliner on paper  |  42 × 59,4 cm cm (excl. frame)

Have Faith explores the power of trust: in friendship, in people, and in the world around us. Even in difficult times, it carries the message that love ultimately prevails.

The drops flowing across the painting represent tears, but they move in the opposite direction: not downward, but upward. This reversal symbolizes resilience and transformation, the idea that we can grow stronger through experiences that may initially seem overwhelming or impossible to overcome.

At its core, the work is a reflection on hope, inner strength, and the enduring belief that light can emerge from adversity.

Acrylic paint on Cotton Canvas  |  70 x 100 cm (excl. frame)

The Burden - is about the invisible mental weight we carry. Being there for family and friends, being a good parent, being a good partner, being good at your job, going to the gym.

This ‘mental load’ falls especially heavy on women. The pressure society places on them can become too much to carry.

In this work, the girl wears chains made of beads; each one a burden she carries. But the weight of all those chains has become too much. She is paralyzed under the pressure.

Acrylic paint and pen on Cotton Canvas  |  70 x 100 cm

(excl. frame)

This work explores the emotional landscape of taking a leap of faith: the fear of what may lie ahead, balanced by the trust that beyond uncertainty, beauty awaits. It is about climbing your own mountains, embracing vulnerability, and believing that the most meaningful experiences often exist just beyond what we are able to see.

The painting invites the viewer to reflect on transformation, resilience, and the hope that every ending carries the promise of a new beginning.

Acrylic paint on paper  |  21 x 29,7 cm (excl. frame)

Hanging by a Thread explores the fragile balance between hope and uncertainty, the delicate space where everything could still go either way.

The fish suspended on the thread carries a double meaning. In its own world, this moment usually marks an ending, caught, pulled from the water it knows. Yet in our language, hanging by a thread speaks of something else entirely: the suspended instant before an outcome, the breath held between falling and holding on.

This tension is the heart of the work. It captures that familiar middle point in life, the moment when nothing is decided yet, when we stand between loss and possibility. The thread holds, for now, and within that holding lies a quiet kind of choice: which way will it fall?

At its core, the work is a reflection on uncertainty and agency, on how even in our most precarious moments, we still carry some power to shape what comes next.