Portfolio
Mixed media Canvas
collections between 2018 - current.


The artist spills out her inner world all over the paper
to reflect outwardly and creatively the things she cannot explain with words.
Projects.
Canvas collections.
Our Collection
Collection 1 - abstract forms.
Collection 2 - abstract Floral
![]() 42 L x 30 W cm Oil and acrylic paint with spray paint. On a bed of stretched canvas. In the company of chaos, there is hope. The vibrancy of colour in this piece was used in expression of how powerful ghost views her intrusive thoughts. Although they are cluttered and disorganised, the directional use of white paint portrays the overflowing nature. They move and are soon replaced, they may return and leave again without a trace. | ![]() 30.1 L x 23.2 W Pouring acrylic paint on a bed of stretched canvas. Combining thoughts of the ocean, while being present in the forest. Ghost arranged the green hues from trees around her into a dream scenario. | ![]() 152 L x 76 w Pouring acrylic paint on a bed of stretc A glistening shimmer lands on the scenery below you as you step on the fragile landscape. The sun feels as if it melts away your fears, flowers in full bloom fill your vision and begin to cast a vibrant sense of outer body experience. For this piece, the artist has shifted away from her expressions of negative emotions into something pure and simplistic. The conjuring of high spirits that a bright summer day in nature can evoke in oneself. | ![]() 119.7 L x 40 cm Oil, acrylic and spray paint on a bed of canvas. Ghost has used paint as a medium of self-conversation, in response to arising emotions she has spoken abstractly without words. Being able to make a physical embodiment of those unconscious conversations that happen in her head, she feels it helps to take them from purely living inside to being real, physical, and therefore opens up the door for observation and inspection. Listening to that interpretation of flow back and forth. |
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![]() 30.1 x 23.2 Pouring acrylic paint on a bed of canvas 'I wanted to conjure up the same feeling of happiness that have filled me up today, so that you shall also be struck with this beautiful world' |
Love and death -
Eternal

187 L x 95 w Oils, acrylics and spray paint on a bed of stretched canvas This is the largest of the artist's canvases as of now. The figure, seen naked and vulnerable stand open for all to see, surrounded by the cycle that all things that live, must die. A reality that influences much of the artist's work, as a final addition to the piece, love and death are spray-painted vigorously across the canvas. As if to evoke the quite literal feelings the artist was experiencing while painting



187 L x 95 w Oils, acrylics and spray paint on a bed of stretched canvas This is the largest of the artist's canvases as of now. The figure, seen naked and vulnerable stand open for all to see, surrounded by the cycle that all things that live, must die. A reality that influences much of the artist's work, as a final addition to the piece, love and death are spray-painted vigorously across the canvas. As if to evoke the quite literal feelings the artist was experiencing while painting
the land of the upside down

When you're a stranger

Visceral

Celestial being

Anguish

FEM

Sightless bloom

54 L x 40W Oil paint on a bed of stretched canvas A self-portrait that delves into the theme of unrecognized growth and being blinded by the past without awareness of one’s achievements when moving forward. Executed with palette knife techniques and layered brushwork for a blurred, ethereal effect, the work conveys a metaphorical blindness to self-progress. It's an introspective piece, reflecting the artist's inner awakening to self-acceptance and letting go of anxiety.



54 L x 40W Oil paint on a bed of stretched canvas A self-portrait that delves into the theme of unrecognized growth and being blinded by the past without awareness of one’s achievements when moving forward. Executed with palette knife techniques and layered brushwork for a blurred, ethereal effect, the work conveys a metaphorical blindness to self-progress. It's an introspective piece, reflecting the artist's inner awakening to self-acceptance and letting go of anxiety.
Pretty petals.
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