5x14 Ink Illustration on Paper       
sold framed
 
Rooted in the traditions of existential surrealism and the philosophy of kintsugi, this piece interrogates the relationship between trauma and transformation. The intersection of organic anatomy with geometric tension creates a visual dialogue about vulnerability and restraint. By subverting traditional memento mori motifs, the narrative shifts away from simple mortality to focus on the processing of grief. The distillation of emotional suffering into something sacred explores the necessity of fractures, suggesting that emotional and spiritual repair do not erase a wound, but instead grant it a new, profound value.