I Heard Your Laughter Through The Wall, II

Unframed Tondo
Oil, wax and acrylic on Habotai silk over canvas stretched on a circular stretcher. 
40cm diameter and ready to hang in your space.

My work is shaped by my neurodiversity, where perception shifts. Each piece is a translation of my lived experience, expressed through mixed media on silk — a surface that refuses rigidity, that moves, absorbs, and responds.

Silk behaves much like the neurodivergent mind: fluid, sensitive, layered. It holds intensity and subtlety at once. Pigment seeps, threads interrupt, textures emerge unexpectedly — mirroring the way thoughts and sensations can collide or harmonize beyond conventional structure.

These works are not simply visual compositions; they are environments of perception. They invite you to slow down, to notice complexity, to sit with difference rather than resolve it.