Lost in the Distance both deliberate and spontaneous

both deliberate and spontaneous

・ Printing Material: High-quality archival paper

Two gazes drift past each other

This piece depicts a moment when emotions swell within and emerge on the face before they can take shape in words

Even in sorrow

Lost in the Distance both deliberate and spontaneousThis piece carries a quiet yet compelling presence, blurring the destination of its gaze. The eyes, fixed on a distant point, may be reaching beyond physical spaceinto the depths of memory and emotion. Soft charcoal strokes shape fading contours and an ephemeral expression, where time and space intersect. The figure is both present and dissolving, existing on the threshold between clarity and obscurity. What lies beyond that gazethe past, or an unseen