Portraits from the shifting edge of identity.
Abstracts - Emotion reduced to its elemental geometry.
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Big City - Hot Summer Series
Big City – Hot Summer gathers three women moving through the season in moments of quiet, personal truth. The series lingers in the heat, the noise, and the drifting hours of a city at its brightest, capturing the way summer can make private thoughts feel exposed and fleeting encounters feel monumental. Each portrait holds a different kind of stillness within the urban rush — a glimpse of a woman caught in her own interior weather while the city hums around her. Together, the works form a study of presence, solitude, and the subtle stories that unfold in the long, shimmering days of summer.
Title: Paulina - Big City - Hot Summer - 35x35 inches - $2250.00
Paulina rests near a fountain in the park, letting the cool mist settle around her as she gathers her thoughts, unhurried and entirely at ease in her own company. The sounds of water and distant laughter fold into the warm air, giving her a small pocket of calm inside the city’s summer rush. She sits as though the moment belongs to her alone, letting the day slow down just enough for her to breathe, reflect, and simply be.
Title: Deidre - Big City - Hot Summer - 35x35 inches - $2250.00
Deidre stands inside a jewelry shop, considering each piece with the deliberate curiosity of someone who knows beauty is a choice, not an accident. She moves slowly through the displays, letting the cool air and soft lighting settle around her as she weighs what speaks to her and what doesn’t. Every gesture feels intentional — a quiet ritual of discernment — as though she’s choosing not just an object, but the kind of moment she wants to carry forward into the summer.
Title: Simone - Big City - Hot Summer - 35x35 inches - $2250.00
Simone waits at an outdoor café for a friend who is late, her patience carrying a quiet confidence that makes the heat feel softer around her. She sits with the ease of someone who doesn’t mind being alone in public, watching the city drift by in slow summer currents. The clatter of cups, the hum of passing conversations, and the shimmer of afternoon light all seem to gather around her without disturbing her calm, as if the moment itself is choosing to linger with her.
