My original work moves between mythology, scripture, spiritual symbolism, and the human spirit. Each series below is presented complete with concept, exhibition history, and acquisition status for institutional and private review.
Collection at a Glance
Khata Series
The Khata Series takes its name from the Hebrew word for sin — literally, “to miss the mark.” Across this body of work, the art carries the symbols of ambition, greed, and sin, asking where human aspiration ends and the result of the choices made over time.
Khata Lion (2024)
Concept: An exploration of human nature, animalistic ambition, and the Hebrew concept of sin, a.k.a., Khata.
Medium: Ceramic Stoneware, Stains, Gold Gilding
Dimensions: 30cm × 23cm × 12cm
Price: On Request
Status: Available for Acquisition
Exhibition History: Gallery Time & Space (2024)
Khata Lioness (2024)
Concept: A companion piece to the Khata Lion. The Lioness carries the same wound turned inward. The cobra’s sign settles into her chin fur — a quieter corruption, the poisonous character beneath a composed face.
Medium: Ceramic Stoneware, Stains, Gold Gilding
Dimensions: 17cm × 20cm × 12cm
Price: On Request
Status: Available for Acquisition
Exhibition History: Gallery Time & Space (2024)
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