Perpetual Descent
Charcoal on canvas. It portrays a ceramic toy duck falling while keeping a completely blank expression, playing with tension, narrative ambiguity, and frozen motion.
Charcoal on canvas. It portrays a ceramic toy duck falling while keeping a completely blank expression, playing with tension, narrative ambiguity, and frozen motion.
Pastels on textured paper. Combines one-point linear perspective with deliberate color application techniques including blending, tapping, and smudging.
A macro perspective drawing of a delicate sea shell using cross-contour line work to emphasize subtle volume, weight, and anatomical proportion.
Constructed with small wooden elements, twine, and wire fencing. An homage to worn household objects sustained well past their prime solely through sentiment and repairs.
A 1940s-inspired crustacean mechanical figure exploring tactile motion. Quirky, nostalgic, and deliberately archaic in construction.
Ink and chalk on paper exploring polarity, organic structures, and inner vs. outer form through stark contrast and negative space.