Untitled 6 (Inner Space)

This sculpted head, built from a lattice of dark perforated metal, renders identity as something simultaneously armored and porous—an outline held together by absence as much as by matter. Light skims across the circular apertures to create a shifting topography of highlights and voids, while the exposed “brain” reads like a mechanical organ, suggesting thought as circuitry and memory as engineered texture. The severe profile and clinical cutaway invite the viewer to peer into consciousness, turning the portrait into a meditation on how modern selves are constructed through systems, filters, and hard-edged resilience.