Doors and hallways represent emotional transitions when moving to new places, symbolising both familiarity and the courage to start anew. These spaces explore the tension between what’s left behind and what lies ahead, holding personal narratives.

Rail gates, on the other hand, symbolize isolation, fear, and control, reflecting power structures that operate invisibly, as explored through concepts like Foucault's panopticism. These gates represent societal pressures to conform.

In my work, entrapment evolves into a story of resistance and freedom. I use symbolic "prisons" to show the struggle between confinement and the desire to break free, offering a personal yet universal message about overcoming limitations. Through these elements, I encourage viewers to reflect on their own experiences with control and the desire for liberation.

Mixed media artwork including wooden box manually painted with

Cement texture with acrylic paint and metal scraps represent jail rails

as a symbolism of isolation, the intended rails created to bring wider perception to the audience and give freedom to one to interpretive my works