Sympathy
Do Not Open Your Mouth
Self-portrait
My Spirit
In these self-portraits, corporeality is depicted through the artist's physical presence, captured in a hazy sense of touch. All stains in portraits emphasize the reality of the subject and contour the emotional experience.
The reflection dissipates before the gaze while at the same time striving for contact with a complice, finding points of contact in belonging and complicity in the landscape of life, thereby affirming the presence of a person. The background is absent, replaced by a white barrier, or the entire plane is replaced only by the figure of the present experience, which is constantly gazing and reproducing itself.
Empathy finds itself in the precise nuances of emotion that are associated with human experience. This construction is aimed at the participation of the viewers, generating a sense of shared humanity.
Overall, these self-portraits are the representation of physical presence and internal reflection about the state and experience. Portraits invite viewers to feel own existence and spend time with themselves in introspection and empathy.
