My practice explores the intersection of feminism, self-love, and the enduring metaphor of a flower in bloom. Each petal becomes a gesture of resilience and renewal, celebrating the strength and beauty inherent in every woman.

To me, feminism is a philosophy—an embrace of women’s multifaceted identities and a reclamation of their narratives. My work seeks to challenge stereotypes and portray women not as passive figures, but as dynamic forces of nature, continuously blooming and evolving.

Self-love is central to this dialogue. I see it as a gentle act of tending to one’s inner garden, cultivating compassion and acceptance. Through brushstrokes and form, my art evokes tenderness toward the self, encouraging viewers to reflect on their own journeys of care and growth.

The motif of the flower carries deep symbolic weight: its unfolding stages mirror life’s cycles of becoming, transformation, and renewal. Each bloom is singular, just as every woman’s story is uniquely layered with color, texture, and depth.

Ultimately, my work is a tribute to the timeless power of femininity. It invites contemplation of growth and empowerment, offering a space where strength, beauty, and self-acceptance can bloom in unison.

Colour Pencil On Paper