You Can Look, But Not Possess

To be seen is not to be owned. You Can Look, But Not Possess is a series about intimacy, the gaze and boundaries — about closeness that still keeps something for itself.

Nudity does not belong to the viewer is intimacy with protection. I allowed myself to be seen is about inner exposure, Seeing is not the same as knowing about conviction and restraint, and The touch that stayed outside the frame about passion and expectation. Intimacy? asks what remains in the silence after closeness.

These paintings are for collectors who value art that is sensual but never made for the viewer’s possession. Each one has its own page with the story behind it.