Her online gallery, also named Ada Phoenix, is a living archive of recent works, process notes, and reflections-

a space for curiosity, transformation and quiet disorientation.

IMITATIONS OF MORTALITY. 2021;2022

October 2025. I enjoy drawing statues because, for me, it’s not about being provocative- it’s about celebrating the beauty and realism of the human form. The artworks I create honor femininity, fertility, and divinity, reflecting cultural ideals of purity and natural perfection.
For example, depictions of goddesses like Aphrodite or Venus often reveal the female form to emphasize these qualities -
symbolising life-giving power and the timeless role of women as creators and nurturers of life
My art is often inspired by metamorphosis - an evolving dialogue between forms and mediums.
The stories are twisted and dark, yet deeply romantic, moving fluidly through time.
My writing mirrors this transformation
> you will also often see inspiration from classic noir films.

TRANSFORMING,

IMITATIONS OF MORTALITY.

How much inhumanity does it take... ...before we access your humanity. Revealing the base animal instincts that flood to the surface when societal conventions break down. Whooping and jumping whilst an older woman watches us move around like maniacs.
In a space drawn to the “ older middle class generation “. Sipping tea in the cafe after walking around the gallery and not feeling disturbed. This unflinchingly — unfolds with such palpable discomfort whilst we fight and act like animals in the National Gallery.
Inspired by Ovid.

2021;2022

A woman in a yellow sweater and gray skirt looking at black and white paintings of lions in an art gallery.
Drawing of a person with artistic wings, with the text "Wings of desire. 1987" overlayed.
Two abstract paintings on a white gallery wall, featuring black backgrounds with swirling white and gray shapes, connected by curved white lines.
Two people crouching in front of large religious paintings in an art gallery with red walls and wooden flooring.
Collage of black and white images showing human bodies and body parts, including torsos, arms, and hands, with a moody and artistic lighting style.
Two paintings titled 'Passion and Possession' on canvas, each measuring 80x100 cm, depicting abstract, crumpled fabric or paper in black, white, and gray shades with diagonal and curved lines.
Four abstract black and white acrylic paintings on canvases, arranged on white gallery walls, inspired by the concept of love in Homer, depicting a goddess striking a pose with striking beauty.
White text on a black background with poetic lines about freedom and human form.
A canvas painting of a horse's head with a black and white color scheme is propped up against a surface. In the background, there's a laptop on a chair and a dark curtain, with sunlight casting shadows on the floor.
An artist kneels on a dusty floor, working on a large abstract black and white painting displayed on a white gallery wall. The artist has blonde hair, wears glasses, a black top, and patterned pants.