For the past six years, Flower Fury has been a persistent thread in my creative practice—taking root in the winter of 2020 as both refuge and exploration. What began as an escape, evolved into an ongoing visual inquiry.

At its core, the work asks a simple but disquieting question: what if a flower could grow beyond form—beyond ornament—into consciousness, capacity, and voice?

This question has guided a body of work that sits between stillness and motion, image and animation. I found myself working in that threshold space, where still images resist containment and quietly ask to move, breathe, and speak.

The collection continues to expand as a living visual narrative, shaped by cinematic tension and the language of transformation. It draws from the shadowed elegance of Film Noir, both classic and contemporary, while leaning into surrealist thought—where perception bends, natural forms become vessels for the uncanny.

Flower Fury is not yet a fixed story, but an evolving one: part dream, part dialogue with nature reimagined.

What Was That?

Graphite Pencil

29.7Ă—42cm

WHERE Am I Now?

Graphite Pencil

2020

29.7Ă—42cm

Where Am I Now?

Oils

2023

54Ă—60

A Higher Presence

2020

Graphite Pencil

29,7Ă—42cm

Featured Projects

The Eloquence of Elevation

2021

29.7Ă—42cm

The heroine is lifted into the air like a fine feather by the flower

The Eloquence of Elevation

2025

Oils

54Ă—60cm

Forced to Fall

2023

47Ă—85cm

Blown Over

Collage | Pencil | Watercolour | Crayon

40Ă—50cm

2020

The Very First of All the Pieces

The very first of all the pieces marks a beginning — a quiet, decisive moment when an idea moves from the interior to the canvas. It is both declaration and question: an invitation to witness, to enter the artist’s mind at the instant form and feeling first align.

As the opening gesture of a body of work, it holds the studio’s future in miniature. It is an emblem: part memory, part prophecy — the first step into a series that will expand, contradict, refine, and return. To stand before it is to witness not only an image but the moment I will decide to begin again.

Blown Over (Small)

2023

30Ă—40cm

Old Cinema Timing

2025

54Ă—60cm

Hold On, I’ll Call You Back

2023

54Ă—60cm

The Echo Project

2022

29.7Ă—42cm

Hold On, I’ll Call You Back

Crayon

29Ă—42cm

Another Strange Dream

2021

29.7Ă—42cm

No No, I’m Fine

2021

29.7Ă—42cm

Behind The Scenes-

The Process so Far…

Let us go back to the start…

No.2
Flower Fury

Year
2025

NO.1
Emotional In Nature

Year
2020

In the Studio…

This short video gives you a glimpse of the painting process, building layers and playing with colour values. Making desicions every other section, this work is a huge painting challenge as I wait for days, weeks between painting each layer.

Footage of the cinema in progress…