Since the beginning of 2020, I have been working on two series of portraits particularly relevant for our present situation where Covid-19 is forcing us to re-evaluate the way we live our lives.
“Home Alone – Lockdown” series : Many of the elderly are being forced to stay alone, further exacerbating the problem of isolation from society. In addition, this situation is detrimental to other groups in society who suffer from health problems, depression, and other disabilities .
“Mugshots”: A mugshot is a photograph taken by the police after someone has been arrested. These works are based on actual police photograph of people who have committed crimes, whether through neglect (homelessness, drug addiction) or intention (sexual predators, violence). These men or women can be seen victims or as perpetrators depending on the situation, and are a metaphor for the choices we make in our lives.
Home Alone 1, Pastel on Brown Paper, 70x70cm, 2020 
Home Alone 2, Pastel on Brown Paper, 100x70cm, 2020 
Pastel on Brown Paper, 100x70cm, 2020 
Quo Vadis, 2020, oil on canvas 
Mugshot Triptych 2020 (45x35cm +50×70cm + 35×45cm), oil on canvas. 
Mugshot (right), 45x35cm, 2020 oil on canvas 
Mugshot (left), 45x35cm, 2020 oil on canvas 
Covid Matrix , 75x55cm , oil on canvas 2020 
Mugshot Triptych Sketch, 2020, oil on canvas 
Mia, oil on canvas, 50x40cm, 2018 
Home Alone – Contemplation, oil on canvas, 2019. 
Home Alone – small monochrome sketch, oil on canvas, 2020 
Sleeping, 120x100cm 1997 (Private collection) 
Sleeping II, 120x100cm 1997 (David Bowie Collection) 
The Existentialist , oil on paper, 2019 
Home Alone – Youth, oil on paper, 2019