Miradas

In Miradas, the eye becomes a living form—and a way of asking how we perceive. Painted in acrylic and massed into dense networks of gazes, these works hold that no two people ever see the same thing the same way; each of us filters the world through our own memory, mood, and attention. The eyes ask more than they reveal, turning your attention onto your own gaze and onto how perception itself shapes the reality we think we know.