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Orbitals

This series, Orbitals, explores the fluid tension of human bodies suspended within fragmented universes. While the work originated from a collaboration with circus artists like Fred Deb, it has evolved into a broader study of the acrobatic body in transition. These figures—acrobats, Olympic athletes, and cliff divers—are captured in aerial or marine environments where gravity is momentarily suspended.

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Circus acrobats falling together above the sea in a contemporary oil painting

Falling Together

Oil on Canvas — 125 × 140 cm

Tumbling acrobats spinning in circular motion against a bright yellow background

Tumble

Oil on Canvas — 92 × 78 cm

Cluster of floating human figures suspended in space

Cluster

Oil on Canvas — 92 × 78 cm

nine acrobatic figures falling across the horizon

Falling Figures

Oil on Canvas — 140 × 120 cm

Male and female figures flipping in mid-air above a yellow beach background

Flip

Oil on Canvas — 153 × 180 cm

Chaotic composition of spinning and falling acrobats on a dark red background

Chaos, 2024

Oil on Canvas — 180 × 157 cm

Circus trapeze artist crossing a yellow ochre void

Trapeze Artist

Oil on Canvas — 130 × 81 cm (51 × 32 in)

Four circus movements shown in sequence exploring body language

Body Language — Circus Movements

Oil on Canvas — 92 × 78 cm (36 × 31 in)

Four spinning circus figures in orbital movement

Orbitals — Circus Spins

Oil on Canvas — 92 × 78 cm (36 × 31 in)

Large composition of moving circus figures exploring human body language

Body Language

Oil on Canvas — 220 × 184 cm