“Pulque” — named after the traditional Mexican drink made from fermented agave.
This painting reflects how memory shifts over time—softened, distorted, and quietly rewritten to protect the heart. What was once shared between two people becomes fragmented, reshaped into something easier to carry.
Blending cubism and realism, the work explores the tension between what was experienced and what is remembered. Moments are broken apart and reconstructed, suspended between truth and emotion.
Part of Once Upon a Time in Mexico — Season 1, this piece marks the beginning of a body of work shaped by lived experience, faith, and displacement.
This is the original, one-of-one painting. Select works from this series may be released as limited prints.
• Medium: Oil on canvas
• Size: 90cm x 60xm
• Year: 2026
• Location created: Melbourne, Australia
• Signature: Signed
• Framing: Included
• Shipping: location-based contact for cost
“Pulque” — named after the traditional Mexican drink made from fermented agave.
This painting reflects how memory shifts over time—softened, distorted, and quietly rewritten to protect the heart. What was once shared between two people becomes fragmented, reshaped into something easier to carry.
Blending cubism and realism, the work explores the tension between what was experienced and what is remembered. Moments are broken apart and reconstructed, suspended between truth and emotion.
Part of Once Upon a Time in Mexico — Season 1, this piece marks the beginning of a body of work shaped by lived experience, faith, and displacement.
This is the original, one-of-one painting. Select works from this series may be released as limited prints.
• Medium: Oil on canvas
• Size: 90cm x 60xm
• Year: 2026
• Location created: Melbourne, Australia
• Signature: Signed
• Framing: Included
• Shipping: location-based contact for cost
