Pink Boneyard

I work with a recurring skeleton character that acts as my alter ego — a version of myself that dares to be both soft and strong, feminine and fearless. The skeleton allows me to express emotions and sides of myself that might feel too exposed otherwise. It’s playful, honest, and unafraid — a visual extension of my inner world.

My practice moves across different mediums including painting, sculpture, installations, and street art. I love working in public space because it brings art into everyday life — immediate, direct, and accessible.

The skeleton often appears in pink, standing confidently in its raw form — stripped of ego, but full of personality. It’s a way for me to explore identity, emotion, and freedom through bold lines, color, and form.