“Different garden same system” by Isabella Kinnick

Colored pencil and ink on Bristol, 22x14”

Translation isn't just a simple restatement. It's not just a copy and paste of the source, but a dynamic manipulation that changes, shifts, which I use to  stage a tense balance between turbulence and clarity.

Determined palettes and graphic lines drag into dense fields, where ribbons and icons crowd the surface, but each sign remains ruled.

The two-dimensional lexicon - ink, graphite, charcoal, painting, collage - absorbs rhythm and cuts from comics and magazines without losing rigor.

Feminism, identity and lived experience become compositional bones, not a simple statement. The initial exuberance is recomposed into a syntax of overlaps

And intervals. The gaze is settled; narratives of desire, wound, self-construction.

The fluid motion meets the controlled design, the vivid color opens stratified depths.

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