In a canvas woven with paradox, the bunny is unmoved, an arrow through her head as a silent commentary on the gaze society thrusts upon women. She reflects a familiarity with the symbolic arrows of scrutiny. Amidst a palette of bright, almost cavalier colors, the painting captures the unsettling normalization of such perceptions. It becomes a mirror reflecting a world where the hunting of women is taken lightly and playful, and the bunny's stoic expression becomes a powerful testament to enduring the weight of society's nonchalant judgments.

Literally dead

A fierce Cat Woman incarnate. Clad in sleek, obsidian attire, she prowls against a backdrop of crimson chaos, a testament to the battles she's waged. Her gaze, a tempest of defiance, pierces through the chaos, capturing the essence of a warrior.

Stray

Inspired by the interactive play Sleep No More, this painting depecits a dance. Shadows dance to a haunting melody. A captivating enchantress, cloaked in mystery, weaves spells with a seductive allure. Her gaze, a trance, draws the audience into an ethereal realm. Amidst the onlookers, a male witch adorned with a goat-headed mask channels ancient forces, orchestrating a dance between desire and the arcane, invoking the presence of Hecate, the mistress of the night.

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