Mental Structures is about pressures that cannot be seen but can be felt, and the ways they shape how we experience ourselves and how we act.

Faces are often left blank. Without a clear face, the question of who the figure is becomes less important, leaving more space to recognise a state that may feel familiar.

Some figures seem to hover between being present and coming apart, between control and instability. Here, repetition becomes a way of building weight: each mark adds something, and none can be taken back.

The series looks at what happens beneath the visible surface, and at how difficult it can be to give shape to something that exists within us.