The Everyday

This series of collages explores the quiet texture of daily life—moments spent in the living room, at the window, or within the folds of personal reflection. Figures appear alone or in company, paused between gestures, surrounded by pattern, costume, or memory. Some seem to prepare for a performance that never begins; others look inward, caught in a state between dressing and becoming.

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Rather than dramatizing the domestic, these works dwell in it—where identity softens and reforms, where presence is both felt and fractured. The everyday becomes a space not of routine, but of quiet invention: a place for ambiguity, sensuality, and the slow unfolding of the self.