Untitled 2 (Mother and Child)

Rendered in velvety monochrome washes, the figure reads as both body and vessel—an interior landscape where silhouettes of smaller profiles and winged forms drift like memories rising through breath. The artist compresses space into overlapping contours, letting negative white carve out faces and petals, so absence becomes as expressive as ink. This quiet choreography of head, torso, and floating emblems suggests maternity not as sentiment, but as a layered psychology: tenderness intertwined with the haunting persistence of other selves. Light pools and dissolves across the surface, turning the composition into a meditation on identity—how one life holds many presences at once.