Loss Painting

My artistic practice sits at the crossroads of visual art, sustainability, identity, and migration. Through ReLiving—an artistic and ecological project I’ve led since 2020 and launched publicly in 2024 with the birth of my son as a single mother—I breathe new life into abandoned artworks, transforming them into layered visual narratives. I explore the emotional fabric of vulnerability and belonging, using acrylic and ink on recycled canvas and paper. I rework old pieces, granting them renewed life—a process of healing and reconstruction, like a migrant reshaping identity. Characterized by black contours, layered color, and mosaic-like textures, my works echo fragmented memory, bridging personal memory with collective culture and finding renewal through fracture. My cross-cultural experiences in Copenhagen, Seattle, New York, Tel Aviv, and Haifa shape these emotional landscapes, while my background in leading global communities informs my approach to art as a space for shared resilience. I am a member of The Hug international artist community, and my works are held in private collections in the U.S., Denmark, Spain and Israel. I previously held a solo exhibition in the history Studentergaarden community (Copenhagen) and in 2025 my works were exhibited in the group exhibitions "Root 2 Fruit" in Philadelphia (Sept.), as well as in “Invisible” in the Haifa District (Nov.) and “Healing Souls” in Tel Aviv (Jan. '26). My work was also featured in the Oct. issue of Odyssey art magazine on Healing. My paintings reflect the interconnectedness of fragments of personal and collective identity, emphasizing that fragility can be a source of strength—and that there is much beauty in imperfection.