What She Sees

What She Sees is a quiet exploration of feminine perspective, solitude, and the subtle dialogue between interior and exterior worlds. Each piece in this series—whether featuring a single woman, two women, or a figure at rest—captures the stillness and depth of a moment where a woman’s gaze either meets the landscape or drifts inward. The figures, drawn in a single, continuous line, are often seen from behind or in repose, inviting the viewer to project their own interpretation onto the scene. This perspective allows for a deeper connection with the viewer’s own experience, as they are free to imagine how the woman is engaging with her world—whether in contemplation, solitude, or connection to nature.

These women are caught in peaceful stillness, their silhouettes framed by open landscapes beyond the glass. We do not see their faces. Instead, we are invited to stand behind them, to inhabit their space for a moment, and to wonder what they see—and how they feel—in the silence between inside and out.