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Painted Faces

Painted Faces is an ongoing series exploring tempestuous human behavior. The themes I depict revolve around ego, lustful obsession, juicy gossip, the degradation of humanity, monstrous acts, pain, suffering, neglect, and denial—all conveyed through dramatic, polarizing, and often controversial storylines. These narratives are embodied by naïve, doll-like figures.

For me, true horror is unknowing. These works question the illusion of life in the absence of a soul. A body may show signs of life—may appear to give life—but that doesn't necessarily mean it is alive. In this series, the figures seem to go through the motions of life, entirely consumed by “the moment,” as if performing their only role. Their existence becomes a performance—hollow, obsessive, and unrelenting.

Each piece is created using a mix of marker, watercolor, acrylic paint, and pencil.

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