Untitled 11 (Pierced)

A single vertical torrent of incandescent pink cleaves the pale field like a wound that refuses to close, its softened edges suggesting both stain and breath. Beneath it, a sparse constellation of black nails descends in a tapered cascade, turning gravity into a measured ritual where tenderness and threat become indistinguishable. The stark economy of space amplifies the tension: color reads as visceral emotion, while the hard metallic marks translate that emotion into consequence, as if desire has been pinned down and made to account for itself. In this austere pairing, the work meditates on how intensity can seduce and injure in the same gesture—beauty held in place by what it costs.