Lost

My practice explores personal mental health, memory, and emotional processing through abstract painting. Using acrylics - a medium closely tied to my youth - I create works that help me organise and reflect on my internal experiences. I am drawn to the balance between blended colour, layered forms, and line work, using these elements to navigate moments of vulnerability, tension, and clarity. Working in abstract allows me to communicate emotion without fixed narratives, creating space for interpretation rather than explanation. Through symbolism, texture, and movement, my paintings become both personal reflections and open invitations for viewers to connect their own emotions, memories, and stories to the work.

This work explores the complexity of navigating mental and emotional space through layered abstract forms. Painted in acrylics, interconnected shapes and metallic lines weave through the composition, suggesting the pathways of thought, emotion, and personal growth. Emerging within is a crouched figure, partially concealed among the flowing shapes, representing moments of introspection, vulnerability, and self-protection. The contrast between fluid organic forms and structured connections reflects the tension between uncertainty and clarity, inviting viewers to discover their own meaning...