Blue Blood

This suite of spare, ink-bled fragments stages the body as an unstable threshold—hands and horned profiles hovering between human vulnerability and animal omen, as if identity were something smudged into existence and then partially erased. The dominant blacks press heavily against the paper’s open field, while abrupt cuffs of magenta and blue read like both adornment and wound, binding touch to sensation and hinting at ritual, restraint, or transformation. Speckles, drips, and soft-edged halos create a restless atmosphere where presence feels provisional, suggesting a narrative of metamorphosis in which the self is repeatedly marked, observed, and remade.