Collection I · Identity · Self-acceptance · Feminine strength
Portraits of becoming.
Faces and figures that refuse to be hidden. Across vitiligo portraits, Frida-inspired homage, and gilded female forms, Bloom Beyond gathers the work that asks us to look past appearance and recognise the whole, varied truth of a person. Identity here is not fixed — it is something worn, transformed, and openly bloomed.
№ B01
The signature work of the Beyond the Skin series. A reflection on identity, beauty, and individuality — skin rendered as living landscape, every tone and mark a season worn openly. It invites us to look beyond appearance and recognise the richness of the person within.
№ B02
An homage to Frida Kahlo's defiant tenderness — a portrait of pain transfigured into adornment, built from salvaged paper and gilded leaf.
№ B03
A modern reliquary of feminine power. Gold leaf and salvaged ornament crown a face that holds millennia of remembered strength.
№ B04
Hand-embroidered and layered with pressed flower, an autumnal portrait of a woman at ease in her own changing season.
№ B05
Salvaged buttons and thread compose a figure half-bloom, half-woman — a meditation on what we are told to hide and choose to wear.