Headspace is a body of work dedicated to exploring the many dimensions of mental health. Each painting depicts a portrait without eyes—the traditional “windows to the soul.” Instead, the upper part of the face dissolves into emerging forms, objects, and landscapes that symbolize the inner world of thought, memory, and emotion.
By removing the eyes, the artist shifts the focus from outward perception to inward experience. The works invite viewers to consider not how someone looks, but what they carry within—their joys, burdens, resilience, and struggles.
The earlier pieces in the series portray mental health in a lighter, more colorful way, celebrating creativity as a pathway to healing. The newer works, however, step into deeper and darker emotional territories, acknowledging the complexity of mental states and the importance of addressing them honestly.
Together, the collection is both a visual journey and an act of empathy—an invitation to see mental health not as a hidden condition, but as an integral and shared part of the human experience.
