Miss Disguise began nearly two decades ago as an anonymous jewelry project.

Working behind a mask, I created and presented my work while keeping my identity hidden.

Over time, disguise became more than a name — it became a method.

For the past ten years, I have worked through a range of characters, painting faces in repeated motifs that existed only for a moment before disappearing.

Ephemeral art became my practice.

Repetition became my language.

Now, I return to the face — but this time, it stays.

On canvas, the same subject is preserved.

The expression holds. The work remains.

Miss Disguise is not just a name. It is a continuation — an alter ego nearly 20 years in the making.