Untitled 1 (Intertwined Forms)

Rendered in austere monochrome, the figure seems to fold into itself—an anatomy of thought where a profile, a hollowed inner head, and an upturned hand become competing silhouettes of the same psyche. Dense charcoal-like blacks press against abrupt whites, using negative space as a charged absence, as if memory has been erased and redrawn in the same breath. The body reads as both shelter and trap, suggesting a quiet struggle between self-possession and surrender, where identity is less a stable portrait than a shifting, layered imprint.