“Normal Woman”

60”H x 40”W, mixed media on wood panel

“Normal Woman” is a bold, unapologetic exploration of identity, femininity, and the layered complexities of womanhood. Painted on a commanding 60 by 40 inch wood panel, the scale alone rejects smallness and invisibility. Through expressive brushwork, raw textures, and intuitive layering, the figures and faces of women emerge—distorted, disfigured, and intentionally fractured.

These warped forms challenge the viewer’s conditioned eye, forcing a confrontation with alternative forms of beauty—ones that exist beyond symmetry, perfection, or societal norms. The abstraction is not an escape from reality but a deeper dive into it, exposing the beauty in imperfection, in emotion, and in truth.

The mixed media elements—acrylics, spray paint, textured gels —add both depth and defiance, making the piece feel alive with contradiction: vulnerable yet unyielding, chaotic yet composed. “Normal Woman” reclaims the word “normal” and redefines it on its own terms—complex, unapologetic, and profoundly human.