Mind.full is a collection where I dive into the space between figurative and abstract art, blending the playful energy of children's illustrations with the expressive energy of abstract expressionism. Using watercolors, ink, pastels, and pencils, I explore that blurry middle ground where familiar shapes and dreamlike patterns collide.

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This idea grew out of my background in linguistics and psychoanalysis, which shaped how I approach making art. I don’t plan anything ahead — I let the marks and colors build freely, like a visual form of free association. Scribbles slowly turn into figures, scenes, or strange little worlds, kind of like when you spot faces in clouds.

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Mind.full  feels like a visual diary to me. It’s messy, intuitive, and full of layers — some obvious, some hidden. My hope is that viewers don’t just see the pieces, but feel invited into their own inner worlds, finding personal meaning in the chaos or comfort in the mystery. 

 

Each one of this pieces are an open-ended story, a quiet conversation between what’s on the paper and what’s in your own mind. The goal isn’t to explain everything, it’s to leave room for imagination and introspection, where every look might reveal something new.

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