Portraits are a form of fiction.

Portraits are less about resemblance and more about essence. Representation is not superficial. A portrait reveals a person’s inner story.

  • Archaic Woman

    Monotype, Block printing ink on paper, 300 × 420 mm

    This portrait recalls the quiet beauty of archaic art. The calm, thoughtful expression of the subject reflects an ideal of moderation.

  • Mother (self-portrait)

    Oil on paper, 420 × 600 mm

    In early motherhood, individuality gives way to nurturing. Here, the mother’s minimally rendered face resembles a Japanese mask. She has become the archetype.

  • Girl With Short Hair

    Monotype, Block printing ink on paper, 300 × 420 mm

    An introspective young woman with an intense expression poses before us, unaware of the power of her youth.

  • Tortured

    Linocut, Block printing ink on paper, 210 × 297 mm

    A self-portrait in a state of fatigue and exasperation. Overlapping lines, printed in two offset colors, create a dizzying 3D effect that mirrors the inner turmoil.

  • Defeated Runner

    Oil on canvas, 500 × 600 mm

    This introspective portrait of a middle-aged athlete conveys quiet defeat. His averted eyes suggest a man who has given everything to the race and lost. A former champion who can no longer compete.

  • Hiding

    Monotype, Oil Color on paper, 320 × 385 mm

    This portrait offers few clues about the subject’s looks or personality. The man remains elusive, leaving the viewer to wonder who hides behind the parapet.

  • Lisa Anne

    Oil on paper, 320 × 400 mm

    A young woman looking tenderly at the viewer, simultaneously strong and vulnerable.