Artwork Gallery
This page holds the origin.
Before fabric. Before drops. Before intention.
Each work exists as a standalone statement —
not created to become clothing,
but to exist first as expression.
Dragon Eye
An image of awareness.
The eye does not judge — it observes.
It represents instinct over logic,
a quiet alertness that notices what others overlook.
Jelly Fish
A body without resistance.
Neither predator nor victim.
The jellyfish moves by surrender —
a reminder that softness can be a form of strength.
Body Shape
This work removes identity from the body.
No gender. No face. No role.
What remains is presence —
a form existing simply because it does.
Heart Beat
A rhythm between control and chaos.
Invisible, yet undeniable.
The heartbeat is proof —
of fear, excitement, survival.
Still Life
Stillness is often misunderstood as emptiness.
This piece captures the weight of pause —
a moment where nothing moves,
but everything is felt.
Mountain View
Distance changes perception.
From above, urgency dissolves.
Problems shrink. Noise fades.
Anime Main
A reflection of identity shaped by imagination.
Borrowed strength. Borrowed narratives.
A character formed through the stories we grew up with.
See It
This work does not ask for interpretation.
It asks for attention.
Not everything needs to be explained —
some things demand to be seen.
Bloodie Hands
Creation leaves marks.
Whether effort, guilt, or consequence —
nothing meaningful comes without traces.
Female Beauty
Beauty without performance.
Strength without hardness.
This work rejects definition —
allowing femininity to exist on its own terms.
Death's Near
An awareness of proximity.
Not fear — but clarity.
This work reflects the moment when mortality becomes present,
not as an ending, but as a sharpening of perception.
When death feels near,
every gesture becomes deliberate,
every emotion more honest.
It is not about darkness.
It is about recognizing what matters
when time is no longer abstract.
Not every artwork will become wearable.
And no artwork is altered to fit fashion.
Clothing is an extension —
never the starting point.
