Family

Reduced to stark black glyphs against an expanse of white, three angular figures enact a taut choreography of dependence and dissent—two towering presences bracketing a smaller body suspended between reach and restraint. The hard, zigzag contours deny softness, turning human connection into architecture: a bridge of limbs where support can also read as capture. In the charged emptiness surrounding them, the silence becomes part of the drama, amplifying a narrative of authority, vulnerability, and the fragile negotiations that hold a community together.