Delve into the delicate interplay of layeres that acts as a visual metaphor of complexities of family ties and memories.

Portraits often incorporate displaced fragments of shard-like overlaping layers representing the imperfect cohesion which characterize family relationships. Distorted faces, or eyes gazing in conflicting directions reflect the dynamic of family life.

The works possess a surreal, almost hallucinatory dreamlike atmosphere echoing the transient and intangible nature of memory and emotional connection. The fragmented presentation often mirrors how family moments are remembered—partial, distorted and sometimes embellished.

Fragmented Family Portraits invite viewers to reflect on their familial connections, presenting a deeply personal yet universally resonant probe of human relationships.