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These figurative works by Naïs are portraits of sensation, memory, and inner presence. Often grounded in self-portraiture, they explore the body not as a fixed image, but as a living symbol — a vessel of emotion, resistance, and transformation. Each piece draws on a variety of materials and methods to express the layered nature of identity, inviting the viewer into a world that is both sensuous and psychological, exposed yet fiercely composed.

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These figurative works by Naïs are portraits of sensation, memory, and inner presence. Often grounded in self-portraiture, they explore the body not as a fixed image, but as a living symbol — a vessel of emotion, resistance, and transformation. Each piece draws on a variety of materials and methods to express the layered nature of identity, inviting the viewer into a world that is both sensuous and psychological, exposed yet fiercely composed.

These figurative works by Naïs are portraits of sensation, memory, and inner presence. Often grounded in self-portraiture, they explore the body not as a fixed image, but as a living symbol — a vessel of emotion, resistance, and transformation. Each piece draws on a variety of materials and methods to express the layered nature of identity, inviting the viewer into a world that is both sensuous and psychological, exposed yet fiercely composed.

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NEEDED

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Faking It 2X

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Adrenaline Dulcis

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A Day Before Freedom

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L-2446 BORN

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Sisters

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Sunny Solitude