Imaginary Faces

Imaginary Faces: Fragments of Connection

The Imaginary Faces series captures the 
ephemeral essence of human interaction—
moments shared during gatherings, parties, or 
solitary reflections at a bar. Each piece seeks to evoke the dreamlike nature of memory, where only fragments remain: the curve of an eye, the tension of a hand, or a fleeting expression. These abstract impressions reflect how the people we meet and the moments we share live on in our minds, not as exact replicas, but as emotional imprints shaped by time and imagination.

Through this series, I explore the bittersweet melancholy of fleeting encounters—their impossibility to recreate yet their enduring warmth in memory. By transforming what may have felt uncertain or even negative in the moment into something intimate and beautiful, these paintings celebrate the subtle power of connection and the way it lingers in our dreams and reflections.