Untitled (The Curious Rabbit)

A solitary figure coils into itself within a faceted, almost crystalline architecture of pale greys, as if the world has been reduced to cool planes while the body remains the only warm, vulnerable terrain. The composition turns on a quiet tension between containment and reach: one arm arcs upward toward a small ember-like orb, a second red point anchoring the torso like a wound, a heart, or a seal of endurance. Velvet blacks and bruised browns absorb light rather than reflect it, creating a hushed, interior atmosphere where touch and memory feel more present than physical space. The result is a meditation on refuge—how we fold into shadow to survive, yet still lift a hand toward a minute promise of heat.