

This ink drawing conjures a quiet surrealism where a humble teacup becomes a vessel for oceanic life, releasing jellyfish like fragrant steam—at once delicate and faintly ominous. The composition balances weight and buoyancy: the dense, stippled bells hover above while the long tendrils stitch the air to the cup’s dark interior, turning empty space into a slow, rhythmic current. Sparse marks and drifting dots suggest suspended time, as if memory itself has taken a marine form and risen from the ordinary ritual of drinking. The pooled spill below reads like a shoreline of the subconscious—an overflow where the domestic and the abyss gently meet.







