“Meditation” (2025)

Original Painting 65 x 54 in (165 x 137 cm), 2025, oil on canvas.

In this piece, the artist offers a quiet, unexpected perspective on what it means to live in extremity. The painting responds not to the adrenaline-fueled image of risk, but to something far more intimate: the pursuit of stillness at the edge.

For her extreme performance was never about danger or spectacle — it was a form of meditation. Rooftops became a private refuge, a suspended space between fear and freedom. The act of climbing, rather than seeking attention, became a way of easing a pain too private to name, too personal to share.

Here, we are not asked to witness the height — but to feel the silence it holds.

What might appear from the outside as a moment of peril, in truth reveals itself as a sanctuary.