This series began with the artist's passion for Frédéric Chopin’s music, expressing his melodies through visual art. Giving in entirely as the music overwhelms her with emotion, the artist keeps each movement completely instinctive. Without looking at the surface, the brush flows naturally across wet paper with acrylic ink.
Sometimes the focus narrows to a single passage, capturing its pure spirit in a single moment. Other times, a whole musical piece becomes the entire art piece. A single Chopin nocturne repeats in the background during the work, allowing fresh brushstrokes to respond to and overlap with what came before. Every new listen sparks a different feeling, leaving behind a physical buildup of emotion on the paper.
This body of work shows exactly how the artist’s bond with classical music becomes a practical way of making art. This straight line from sound to art creation is growing into the 'AfterThoughts' project, where visual art and music meet to express philosophical ideas.
Piano played by the artist, Frédéric Chopin Nocturne Op 9 No 2 in E-flat major






Untitled
36 x 48 cm each
Oil pastel, Acrylic ink on paper 310 g/m²
2025



Untitled
36 x 48 cm each
Acrylic ink on paper 310 g/m²
2025






Untitled
36 x 48 cm each
Acrylic ink on paper 310g/m²
2024