Original artwork description:

Second in the Lights series, this painting captures a girl in a moment of layered reflection.

We see her from behind — casual, almost unaware — but her gaze meets us from the mirror. And again, indirectly, through a smaller reflection on the tiled wall.

It’s a portrait of perception: the way we see ourselves, the way we think others do, and the version we construct for the outside world.

With rich texture, abstracted forms and a pink-tiled bathroom glowing with harsh light, the work speaks to vulnerability, femininity, and identity in the age of mirrors and screens.

A study of self without sentimentality.

Materials used:

Oil