Daily Sketch belongs to a series that explores themes of belonging, focusing on subjects - whether persons, objects or other forms - that are placed on the periphery yet don´t feel like they belong there. Here they have their own space of belonging. They simply exist.

This works continues to explore the idea of belonging but from a more confrontational place. The subject looks straight into the camera and sudently we become the ones been watched.

This work is among the artist’s earliest explorations of belonging and displacement. It reflects on racism, migration, trauma, and the search for belonging. The piece portrays a child rendered through layered colors and heavily textured surfaces, carrying a Black textile doll as if in the midst of departure. The tactile quality of the work evokes traces left upon the skin: marks of memory, migration, exclusion, and emotional inheritance.The work transforms texture into metaphor, revealing vulnerability, resilience, and the enduring search for a space of being.