Graphic Art

A porcelain profile cracked open onto a moonlit landscape — the first chamber of the Interior Architecture series, where the head becomes a room.

A head thrown back, feathers rising where thought should be — the sound of a held breath drawn in line and shadow.

Hands held against a face that is quietly breaking apart — graphite tenderness rendered in relief.

A sleeping face dissolving into a sphere of skulls, trees and small figures — memory drawn as architecture.

Two faces a breath before the kiss, branches and birds growing through them — stillness held in fine line.

A profile hollowed into naves, arches and stairwells — the cathedral that lives behind a human face.