A watercolor illustration of a young girl with red hair in a bun, wearing a tan jacket, red skirt, and brown boots, holding a cotton candy and yawning against a purple and white background.
Watercolor painting of a young boy with short brown hair, smiling, wearing a tan jacket, brown trousers, gray shoes, and holding a bouquet of white flowers, with a beige background splattered with multicolored dots.
Watercolor painting of a young girl with curly brown hair wearing a blue dress with white polka dots and sandals, holding a pink jump rope, standing on a light background with shadows.
Watercolor painting of a young girl with blonde hair on a swing set, wearing a blue jacket, plaid skirt, and black shoes, with green grass in the background.

The figures are inspired by children depicted in postwar photography, where children frequently appeared as symbols of hope and reconstruction.

Rather than reproducing these historical images, I reinterpret them through a transformed colour palette and an axonometric spatial perspective.

These interventions shift the images away from documentary representation and into constructed spaces where memory, presence, and spatial relationships can be reconsidered.