Family (Sisterhood)

Rendered in a restrained monochrome, this intimate grouping of figures is built from soft gradations and crosshatched shadows that give the bodies a quiet sculptural weight, as if memory itself were being pressed into paper. The composition narrows into a tender hierarchy of proximity—heads bowed, shoulders overlapping, and a protective hand resting atop a younger figure—so that care becomes the central architecture of the scene. Striped garments repeat like a visual refrain, binding individuals into a shared rhythm while their lowered gazes suggest inwardness, resilience, and unspoken histories. In its hush and economy of light, the work reads as a portrait of kinship where belonging is felt less through declaration than through the gentle gravity of touch.