80's Baby
One of one original. 150 × 330 cm, mixed media on canvas, 2024.
Signed by the artist and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
"80’s Baby" is a fearless, instinct-driven creation that rejects the constraints of expectation and people-pleasing. Painted on unstretched canvas to accommodate its monumental scale, the piece is a raw and unfiltered exploration of form, colour, and texture.
The mark-making is complex and ever-shifting—no two areas are alike, inviting the viewer to lose themselves in the work’s layered intricacy. An unexpected pastel drawing cuts across the canvas like a lifeline—risky, spontaneous, and ultimately transformative. What began as a private act of catharsis has become the artist’s most cherished piece to date.
Created in full overalls, gloves, a visor, and a scarf wrapped around her hair, this was a process of full immersion—both physically and emotionally. The painting came from a place of pure self-expression, never originally intended to be seen, let alone shown. And yet, it has become the most talked-about work in her collection.
Featured in multiple editorials, including Vanity Fair. It’s bold, unrepeatable, and looking for a home that can hold its energy.
One of one original. 150 × 330 cm, mixed media on canvas, 2024.
Signed by the artist and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
"80’s Baby" is a fearless, instinct-driven creation that rejects the constraints of expectation and people-pleasing. Painted on unstretched canvas to accommodate its monumental scale, the piece is a raw and unfiltered exploration of form, colour, and texture.
The mark-making is complex and ever-shifting—no two areas are alike, inviting the viewer to lose themselves in the work’s layered intricacy. An unexpected pastel drawing cuts across the canvas like a lifeline—risky, spontaneous, and ultimately transformative. What began as a private act of catharsis has become the artist’s most cherished piece to date.
Created in full overalls, gloves, a visor, and a scarf wrapped around her hair, this was a process of full immersion—both physically and emotionally. The painting came from a place of pure self-expression, never originally intended to be seen, let alone shown. And yet, it has become the most talked-about work in her collection.
Featured in multiple editorials, including Vanity Fair. It’s bold, unrepeatable, and looking for a home that can hold its energy.
One of one original. 150 × 330 cm, mixed media on canvas, 2024.
Signed by the artist and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
"80’s Baby" is a fearless, instinct-driven creation that rejects the constraints of expectation and people-pleasing. Painted on unstretched canvas to accommodate its monumental scale, the piece is a raw and unfiltered exploration of form, colour, and texture.
The mark-making is complex and ever-shifting—no two areas are alike, inviting the viewer to lose themselves in the work’s layered intricacy. An unexpected pastel drawing cuts across the canvas like a lifeline—risky, spontaneous, and ultimately transformative. What began as a private act of catharsis has become the artist’s most cherished piece to date.
Created in full overalls, gloves, a visor, and a scarf wrapped around her hair, this was a process of full immersion—both physically and emotionally. The painting came from a place of pure self-expression, never originally intended to be seen, let alone shown. And yet, it has become the most talked-about work in her collection.
Featured in multiple editorials, including Vanity Fair. It’s bold, unrepeatable, and looking for a home that can hold its energy.