Artist Statement

Medusas Lullaby fosters emotional mythology through surreal interiors and soft-grotesque beings. The current body of work of Medusa's Lullaby could fit under the umbrella of Liminal Emotionalism, a style the artist is developing. Emotional transitions such as rupture, perseverance, and expansion are portrayed through realms called Re-birth, Limbo, and Dawn. These realms act as fluid symbols of emotional liminalities that can overlap, repeat, and transform. Movement within the series is approached as a constant human experience: emotionally charged, uneasy, overwhelming, and yet necessary.

The works explore the tension between comfort and change, protection and movement, vulnerability and perseverance. Rather than presenting singular narratives, the paintings remain emotionally open, allowing viewers to navigate the shifting environments through their own experiences of transition and becoming.

The aim of the artist's work is to channel a sense of relief for the audience. Beyond the domains of reasonable mind, figures, shaped by impressions, hopeful and nightmarish, sometimes at the same time, interact in the sea of consciousness, as if space itself were alive, as if space were made out of dreams. Medusas Lullaby cultivates this into a visual universe where transformation is constant and the viewer is pulled into the tension of becoming.