Attachment Theory

“Attachment Theory” delves into the fundamental bonds that shape human experience. The work investigates how early attachments create patterns that resonate throughout life, manifesting in the ways we connect with others and navigate relationships.

The architectural spaces in these pieces function as psychological metaphors - doorways, windows, and thresholds representing passages between security and vulnerability. Figures appear caught in moments of connection or isolation, often positioned at these transitional points.

Through layered transparency and deliberate composition, the paintings capture the complex interplay between memory and present experience. Environmental elements reflect internal states, with light, shadow, and spatial relationships conveying emotional resonance.

This ongoing exploration began in 2013 and continues to evolve, examining how physical spaces become repositories for emotional memory and how human connection transforms both environment and self.