
Blending
Charcoal, graphite, and layered textures became tools of survival, raw, immediate, and unfiltered.
It becomes a voice. Line becomes emotion. The figures emerge fragmented, stretched, or collapsing, caught in a space between resistance and surrender.
Darkness here is not the absence of light, but its distortion, refracted through emotion, memory, and silence. This work is not meant to soothe; it’s meant to release. To ask. To expose.
It stands as a visual record of rupture and the fragile forms that arise in its wake.
These pieces do not offer resolution. They offer a mirror to the chaos within.
Exhibition View
These images show Blending as it was once exhibited, a quiet, intimate space where the physical scale and presence of the works offered a deeper, more immersive encounter.











