Dream (The Soul Within)

Rendered in a stark, inked monochrome, the work centers on a profile that feels both iconic and porous—its contours breached by patterns, orbs, and gritty textures that turn the head into a site of psychic weather. Horizontal bars and zigzagging currents stage a tension between containment and seepage, as if memory and signal are trying to organize themselves into language but keep reverting to dream. The doubled faces nestled at the chest suggest an inner chorus—tender, argumentative, inseparable—while the small vessel with an eye-like bloom reads as an offering to intuition, a quiet altar where “soul” is not proclaimed but continuously negotiated.