Catalogue

My Tears Are Red / My Blood Is Grey is a visceral self-portrait of anxiety and coded memory, it weaves complex patterns, masks, and cryptic alphabets into a single head-like form that stares outward—layered, alert, and trembling with emotion.

‘Cry 1’ from Contemporary Icons' series is a visceral exploration of raw emotion and internalized struggle. The artist employs layered mixed media techniques, merging abstraction with symbolic elements to evoke a profound sense of longing and release.

‘Chaos’ from Contemporary Icons' series embodies the conflict between structured disorder and emotional unrest. The artist’s intricate layering of mixed media and oil pastel conveys a visual representation of chaotic thoughts, identity struggles, and the interplay between control and surrender.

‘Indulging in a Frustrating Game’ from 'Contemporary Icons' series explores the tension between memory, perception, and self-reflection. The artist’s use of mixed media and oil pastel brings a tactile, layered depth to the piece, evoking themes of nostalgia and emotional complexity.

‘Xanax’ from 'Contemporary Icons' series reflects themes of pharmaceutical culture and self-reflection. The artist blends digital-age symbolism with abstraction, inviting a conversation on identity and control.

‘Blind Love’ is an immersive exploration of passion, devotion, and self-sacrifice. The stark contrast between deep reds and celestial blues evokes the emotional turbulence of love that transcends logic, while intricate patterns suggest an underlying structure to desire’s chaos.

‘Brain Jizzl’ is a visceral, cerebral exploration of thought, chaos, and creativity. The raw energy of the composition, highlighted by bold reds and deep shadows, creates an overwhelming sense of mental explosion, reflecting the uncontrollable nature of inspiration and subconscious expression.

‘The Eye of the Dead’ delves into themes of mortality, perception, and the lingering presence of the past. The stark contrasts of crimson reds and deep blacks evoke a visceral confrontation with what lies beyond, while intricate anatomical details suggest a merging of the physical and the metaphysical.

‘Road to Heaven’ questions the journey of the soul, blending intricate anatomical references with celestial symbolism. The interplay of bold reds and organic patterns evokes a sense of spiritual navigation, inviting the viewer to reflect on transcendence, faith, and the human experience.

'Trusting You' is a powerful visual dialogue about connection, vulnerability, and psychological mirroring. Two abstracted profiles face each other, echoing in form and intensity, intertwined by serpentine paths and cellular patterns. The deep reds, greens, and blacks speak to primal instincts, while their shared gaze suggests a deeper, unspoken understanding. This large-format work captivates with its intensity, inviting viewers to confront themes of intimacy and internal duality.

Dream Space Fusion presents a vision of surreal botanical elements infused with cosmic energy. The contrasting interplay of organic curves and structured beams creates a dream like world, inviting contemplation on the fusion of nature and constructed reality.

Dynamic Balance is a study in structured abstraction, where muted tones and geometric composition evoke a sense of controlled chaos. This piece challenges the viewer’s perception, inviting contemplation on symmetry, disruption, and movement.

‘Untitled’ is a dynamic interplay of form and abstraction. The juxtaposition of structured elements with organic movement invites the viewer to explore themes of complexity, fragmentation, and interconnectedness.

Energy of Illumination explores the tension between organic growth and structured light. Through detailed line work and atmospheric shading, the piece invites viewers to engage in the interplay of illumination, energy, and the subconscious.

‘God is Here’  is a bold statement on divine presence and perception. Through abstract symbolism and vibrant contrasts, the painting evokes a sense of spiritual energy, challenging the viewer to interpret the intersection of faith, nature, and artistic vision.

On My Way is a raw, impulsive burst of symbolic motion, it channels a primal figure racing forward—part human, part vehicle.

Tears on Wheels continues Lolita’s exploration of motion and emotion through symbolic abstraction. A ghostly figure rides forward, shedding heavy droplets as wheels spin beneath it.

The Herd gathers a menagerie of fragmented forms in a dreamlike visual stampede, with layers of animalistic, mythical, and abstract elements in dense monochrome.

The Prophet’s Seed is a sacred hallucination wrapped in absurdity and grief, it fuses the grotesque with the divine in this stark and graphic scene.

A surreal composition capturing the tension between fragility and resilience, Crying Eye
& Stem evokes deep emotional vulnerability through the motif of a single weeping eye. The
stem-like structure suggests growth and endurance, even in pain. It combines
symbolic abstraction with bold lines to explore themes of sorrow, perception, and survival.

‘Toxic Husband’ portrays a raw and distorted reflection of domestic dynamics. The chaotic lines and aggressive textures create a striking contrast between intimacy and conflict, forcing the viewer to confront the darker aspects of relationships and emotional entanglement.

‘Superhero’ explores the intersection of fantasy and reality, where dreams of heroism clash with self-perception. Through bold color contrasts and expressive textures, the artwork presents a surreal narrative of strength, vulnerability, and identity.

‘Paveltador’ is a poetic exploration of power dynamics and human introspection. The artist’s expressive lines and layered textures create a visual tension between dominance and fragility, inviting the viewer to question the forces that shape identity and perception.

‘Alien’ is a thought-provoking exploration of isolation, identity, and the perception of the unknown. Through expressive mixed media techniques, the artist captures the tension between familiarity and alienation, inviting the viewer into a surreal yet deeply personal dialogue.

‘Toxic Man’ is a raw, expressive reflection on masculinity and emotional decay. With aggressive brush strokes and piercing color contrasts, the work conveys a sense of turmoil, toxicity, and psychological unraveling.

‘Illusion’ examines the fragility of perception through layered textures and vivid contrasts. The artwork challenges the viewer’s sense of reality, blurring the lines between tangible and imagined, inviting introspection into the nature of truth and deception.

Inspired by Albert Camus’ philosophy of absurdism, 'Camus' is a visual contemplation on the human condition. It translates existential questions into a bold composition, blending abstract forms and literary influence to create a piece that speaks to the struggle between reason and chaos.

‘My Tower’ symbolizes resilience and isolation through a striking architectural form. The structured yet imperfect lines challenge the viewer to contemplate themes of personal fortitude, solitude, and the boundaries we construct around ourselves.

‘Never Stops’ is a visceral exploration of persistence and emotional endurance. Through its intense strokes and bold red contrasts, the painting conveys a state of unrest—an endless cycle of movement and resistance that refuses to cease, reflecting the relentlessness of human experience.

‘God of Moon’ explores celestial mythology through a fusion of abstraction and symbolism. The artist's bold use of color and form evokes an ethereal presence, inviting the viewer to engage with themes of mysticism, power, and the cosmic unknown.

‘Mastered Xanax’ is an exploration of the fragile balance between control and surrender. Through its hypnotic, linear composition and bold contrasts, the painting reflects the tension between emotional numbing and personal liberation, inviting contemplation on dependency and resilience.

Heavenly Marriage is a monumental portrayal of intimacy wrapped in abstraction. Two figures—textured, fragmented, and woven from a tapestry of green, black, and violet—lean into each other, fused and isolated all at once.

‘You Are Toxic’ is a provocative commentary on environmental decay and social toxicity. The interplay of vivid greens and apocalyptic clouds suggests a tension between growth and destruction, challenging the viewer to reflect on responsibility and consequence.

Painkiller is a visceral meditation on language, pain, and repetitive release, that weaves words like ‘HOPE,’ ‘IMPATIENCE,’ and ‘PAINKILLER’ into a grid of blood-red teardrops and claw-like forms.

Creature is a chaotic cry from the unconscious. With raw, almost primitive marks, it conjures a tormented figure mid-scream—its mouth jagged, its eye bound in type.

Cactus Messiah is a holy apparition in thorns and camouflage. In this vivid and surreal portrait, it conjures a prophet veiled in spikes—a sacred figure grown from survival.

Twin Grievers is a mirrored elegy, a doubled vision of sorrow rendered in stark minimalism, that evokes two ghostly figures—identical, inverted, and unanchored—locked in a silent ritual of simultaneous weeping.

Blueprints for Breakdown is a quiet implosion rendered in code. With labyrinthine marks and shivering blue geometry, it maps the architecture of mental collapse.

Muzzle Ritual is an incantation in profile, it presents a spectral figure, jaws parted mid-spell, as if caught in the act of summoning or surrender.

Coiled Cargo, imagines a figure in motion, carrying an abstract burden within a rectangular container. A red spiral winds through the center, suggesting energy, weight, or emotional entanglement.

‘Beast with Pink Spiral’ is a study in strength, distortion, and contained chaos. With just a few instinctive marks, it conjures a hybrid form—part beast, part machine—looming across the canvas in bold contrast. A jagged pink coil hints at pent-up energy or latent danger, while the figure’s armored body pulses with both elegance and menace. The minimal composition echoes with symbolic gravity, inviting viewers to confront the wildness within structure, and the structure within wildness.

Surveillance Bloom is a surreal exploration of perception, control, and awakening. Twin triangular eyes rise from a vibrant red form, evoking both flowers in bloom and omnipresent watchers.

‘I'm Untitled’ is a conceptual exploration of anonymity, agency, and vulnerability. The stark composition and minimalist text evoke questions about identity and the power dynamics of labeling, leaving the viewer in a space of reflection and open interpretation.

In Fin, presents a coded farewell stitched with ritual and symbolism. The word ‘FIN’ looms over the composition, scored with lines and ghost-text that hint at memory, censorship, or finality. Below it, a soft blue vortex of teardrops and crosses evokes mourning and spiritual release. The minimal palette amplifies the emotional gravity, balancing childlike gesture with existential weight.

Untitled, a haunting vision from Lolita’s recent body of work, blends symbolic minimalism with spiritual unease. A grave-like black form bearing a pale cross stands before a vivid green hill and a path fading into darkness.