Untitled 2 (Tower of Hands)

A vertical procession of rib-like forms rises in disciplined rhythm, each arc rendered with tender graphite shading that turns anatomy into architecture. The soft gradations of light and the velvety voids between layers create a pulse of breath—at once protective and precarious—suggesting the body as a shelter built from repeated acts of endurance. By stripping away color and distraction, the work invites a quiet meditation on vulnerability: what is held together is also what can split, and the spine-like ascent reads as both ascent and burden.