The second diptych of Les Révélations du Désir examines loss, emotional withdrawal and the reconstruction of an inner centre beyond the search for recognition.
A study of desire, idealisation and the search for recognition. The first diptych of Les Révélations du Désir explores the psychological architecture of human attachment.
A monumental horse, a composed human figure and the many states of courage. An exploration of resistance, confidence and the freedom to advance without certainty.
Two mirrored figures, a ruined temple and a landscape where earth approaches the radiance of heaven. An exploration of perception, knowledge and the sacred.
Six cranes, three symbols and an endless cycle of transformation. Abundance explores how existence generates possibilities and how consequences return to their origin.