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Feral WomanFeral Woman is ongoing series of drawings on archival photographs. The original photograph was taken by artist Stanisaw Ignacy Witkiewicz in early 1900s and is in the collection of the Tatra Museum in Zakopane in form of glass negative. The woman on the photograph, Miss Szembek is depicted on the top of rocks in victory pose. I wanted to give her wings and drawn a flower that she holds in her teeth.

and muted theatre

This lotus sculpture wrapped in human form serves to observe this idea

is inherently subject to decay

My paintings

inviting the eye of the viewer to do the blending instead

and the built environment’s impact on identity

that is hand-made from locally collected resin

The piece was then burned

the piece questions how gender

The work revisits to the roots of creating a story or a myth with excitement and a new perspective

This process isn't only about crafting sculptures

One side visually represents root systems through thread