Hey, I’m Elaine.

An abstract artist using five humble materials—recycled paper, paper pulp, dried acrylic paint, plaster, ink, and rice paper—to create textured artworks that document how things fall apart and come back together.

Each material carries a meaning:
–Paper pulp, reshaped from discarded fragments, holds memory and second chances.
-Dried acrylic becomes sediment—a quiet protest against disposability.
–Plaster records healing, cracks, and time.
–Ink stains like emotion: spreading, sinking, never fully erased.
– Rice paper, soft yet resilient, reminds us we’re stronger than we seem.

Explore collections, stories behind each piece, and the moments they try to hold.