

This sepia-toned collage reads like a fractured diary, where etched figures and drifting symbols hover between confession and concealment. A solitary female form, ringed by a halo of light, anchors the composition while circular voids and diagrammatic marks suggest memory behaving like an orbitβreturning, revising, never fully landing. The dense, black, block-like mass functions as both architecture and psychological barrier, its inset fragments of bodies turning intimacy into evidence, curated and compartmentalized. Across the surface, the abrasion of text, stains, and sketchy botanical motifs creates a quiet tension between tenderness and scrutiny, as if the work is asking what parts of the self are allowed to remain whole.







