Remembrance: Attachment: Remembrance: Body

Throughout the summer of 2024, I painted myself naked in the mirror of my studio — mostly sitting, reclining, resting, and simply being with my own body.

At times, the paintings reveal what is usually hidden. The naked body is not idealized or concealed; it appears as it is, vulnerable, ordinary, and present.

These paintings became a way of looking at myself over and over again — observing the body, its presence, and its changes through time.

Part of my ongoing Remembrance project, Remembrance: Body considers the body as a site of memory: something we inhabit, carry, remember, and continually encounter anew.