Jackie Kennedy

In "Jackie Kennedy" (20X30 cm), Abisdris performs a radical act of abstraction. Instead of the First Lady's familiar portrait, she presents a composition of bold color fields—deep black, neon yellow, and hints of peach-pink. The piece examines visual memory and the way a public figure is transformed into abstract visual energy. Through expressive brushstrokes on textured canvas, she raises questions about visibility, disappearance, and the emotional resonance that remains of an image once it is stripped down to its most basic elements.