Inspired by the line "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned", this piece conveys themes of power and dread. The raven is a symbol of knowledge from Irish pagan mythology. It is almost as if the raven has delivered news of betrayal. The painting is oil and gold leaf on canvas. These are high quality prints 10"×12"
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Artist Statement
My work exists in the space between the ordinary and symbolic, where familiar forms,
animals, and fragments of nature become vessels for layered meaning. I am interested in
how objects and figures, when set against rich textures and patterns, carry both
personal and collective memory.
I use portraiture not only to represent individuals, but also to explore inner states of
being. The figures I paint often carry an intensity, as though they are in dialogue with
something unseen. Everyday motifs, such as a raven, a bitten apple, or a strand of pearls,
become archetypes that speak to themes of resilience, desire, fragility, and
transformation.
Colour and texture play a vital role in my process. Bold hues, delicate patterning, and the
contrast of softness against sharpness mirror the complexities of identity and lived
experience. Each piece is both a personal narrative and an invitation for viewers to
project their own interpretations, recognising parts of themselves within the imagery.
Ultimately, my practice is about honouring the dualities of life- the beautiful and the
unsettling, the fragile and the powerful, the individual and the universal.
