Bread Ties
2025
“12x10x5”
Bread
Letter To My Grandmother
2025
“60x72”
Oil on canvas, marker, thread
Letter To My Grandmother is a painting that captures an encounter between two women linked by lineage, separated by a generation, who meet at a dining table in an effort to understand one another and ultimately, themselves. In this case, a dining table becomes a symbolic space for reunion, confrontation, and reconciliation.
This painting weaves together themes of loss, celebration of life, cultural and emotional inheritance, as well as the juxtaposition of two radically different realities into which two women were born.
Amin In his Studio
2025
“48x36”
Oil on Canvas
Amin in the Studio is a portrait of Palestinian textile artist and designer Amin, shown within the quiet intensity of his workspace. The painting captures a moment of stillness, where creation becomes both a spiritual act and a form of resistance. This work asks: What is the role of the artist in times of war? In this moment of global unrest and media manipulation, art becomes more than expression, it becomes evidence, resistance, protest, and preservation.
Amin in His Studio #2
2025
“24x20”
Oil on canvas
Rebirth
2024
“78x73”
Oil on canvas
As bodies rotten,
The hands tremble,
She faces forward
Life shall prevail
Rebirth is a painting where both the artist and the viewer become creators of history by redefining it. The painting juxtaposes utter destruction brought by the war with an irresistible urge for life that lies in nature.
The piece poses such questions as: What is the role of the artist in the context of war? Can life be redeemed when one’s was lost? Are we able to honor one’s suffering while allowing ourselves to heal?
With her own gaze, the figure of the artist creates an alternative space of rebirth where life meets death, and rotten stones turn into new sprouts. By facing away from death that lies behind her the artist does not allow the pain and rage to consume her but simply seep through the tip of her brush. She honors the memory of those who passed while allowing her soul to find hope, once again.
In The Bed With The Bees
2023-2025
“58x44”
Oil on Canvas
Grandmother
2024
“11,5x9”
Oil on panel
An old woman sleeps beneath the hum of the LA Metro, her body folded beside bags far too large for her frame. The sight pulls me back to Ukraine, where grandmothers in their seventies move with the strength of those half their age, shoulders hunched not from weakness but from decades of carrying more than just weight.
His Suffering Dissolved In The Field Of Yellow Flowers
2024
“9x11,5”
Oil on panel
Self-portrait #1
2024
“12x9,5”
Oil on panel
Self-Portrait #2
2025
“13x10”
Oil on panel
Sleeping Man
2024
“8x10”
Oil on raw canvas
A Dead Man
2024
“10x7,5”
Oil on panel
Weight She Carries Within
2024
”6x5”
Oil on panel
Untitled
2024
“9x9,5”
Oil on canvas