A series of femme-fatale figures inspired by classic pin-up poses, paired with poisonous fungi and flora. The work plays with the idea of “you can look, but not touch,” using seductive poses and beautiful but dangerous natural forms to explore attraction, temptation, and danger.

A series exploring the relationship between the human form and fungi, while reflecting on our interconnectedness with the natural world. Human bodies and fungal forms gradually merge together, suggesting that we are not separate from nature, but part of the same interconnected system.

A collection of whimsical mushroom-headed figures inspired by Victorian-era fashion and botanical illustrations. The drawings reference the look of Victorian etchings and early printmaking, combining detailed ink work with colorful mushroom forms to create playful characters.

A series exploring the relationship between the human body and fungal growth. Anatomically detailed organs merge with mushrooms and intricate patterns, creating surreal interpretations of internal anatomy and natural transformation.