“Rage”. 2025. Ezeqeel, 40x40cm, Acrylics with faux feathers on canvas“Tease”. 2025, Lucifer, 40x40cm, Acrylics with faux feathers on canvas.“Heartbreak”. 2025. Eiael. 40x40cm, acrylic on canvas & feathers.“It’s broken in so many, wonderful ways”. 2025. Semjaza. 65×81 cm, acrylics on canvas + leather, zipper, fabric scarps“Take it with a pinch of salt”. 2025. Eva. 50x70cm, acrylic on canvas + fabric, faux fur, bowtie, deco butterflies“Neon City”. 2025. Semjaza. 65x81cm, acrylic on canvas + faux hair.2025. Mitjo. 50x70cm, acrylic on canvas + fabric and buttons“Triptych”. 2025. Triptych with Sonja, Semjaza, Astrid. 50x140cm, 100x140cm, 50x140cm, acrylic on canvas + fabric, faux feathers, rubber from rubber boots.“Angel”. 2013. Acrylic on canvas2012. Triptych in one part. Acrylic on canvas
We humans try very hard to tell right from wrong and good from evil, and we keep failing at it. Our lives and cultures are not black and white, nor are they grey: they are colorful!
I paint angels, because we imagine them as perfect, close-to-God creatures to aspire towards, to love, or to fear. Yet nothing is perfect, not even our angelic stories. In telling those stories, we end up revealing a lot about ourselves. Like how we are something to aspire towards, to love, or to fear.
I combine acrylic paintings with scraps I find from thrift stores: paperdoll clothes, shiny buttons, and of course many, many faux feathers.
Angina | On the Side of the Angels 