Untitled (Ritual by the Water)

Rendered in stark black and white, the composition reads like a carved dream—human silhouettes hover between radiating halos and rippling water, as if caught in a rite of passage staged by light itself. The aggressive, woodcut-like marks fracture space into rhythmic currents, turning the shoreline into a threshold where bodies become symbols rather than individuals. Figures gather and withdraw across the plane, suggesting a quiet collective grief or awakening, while the fish-like presence in the foreground anchors the scene in primal instinct, reminding us that the spiritual and the elemental share the same tide.