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Size - 24” × 20” inches
Mixed media on Canvas
A seated figure is assembled from maps, music, patterned papers, and painted fragments, while one hand begins to dissolve into the surrounding atmosphere. The work presents uncertainty not as failure, but as a space where possibility remains open.
A seated figure gathers maps, musical notation, patterned papers, and painted fragments into a body that appears both grounded and still forming. One hand remains clearly present while the other begins to dissolve into the surrounding atmosphere, expressing the uncertainty of a life that cannot yet be fully defined. Holding the Unfinished treats incompleteness not as failure, but as possibility. The figure holds what is known while remaining open to what has not yet taken shape.
Size - 24” × 20” inches
Mixed media on Canvas
A seated figure is assembled from maps, music, patterned papers, and painted fragments, while one hand begins to dissolve into the surrounding atmosphere. The work presents uncertainty not as failure, but as a space where possibility remains open.
A seated figure gathers maps, musical notation, patterned papers, and painted fragments into a body that appears both grounded and still forming. One hand remains clearly present while the other begins to dissolve into the surrounding atmosphere, expressing the uncertainty of a life that cannot yet be fully defined. Holding the Unfinished treats incompleteness not as failure, but as possibility. The figure holds what is known while remaining open to what has not yet taken shape.