Waiting

A stark, emblematic figure emerges from pure contrast: black bars and angled planes assemble into a totem that feels at once anatomical and architectural, as if a body has been reduced to its governing structure. The symmetry suggests ritual order, yet the clipped, hovering extensions read like interrupted gestures, letting absence and white space carry as much weight as the mark. In its minimal vocabulary the work becomes a meditation on identity as scaffolding—presence asserted through silhouette, vulnerability revealed through what is withheld.