Artist Statement:

"Three Who Remember" is a reflection on rites performed without context, identities dissolved into tradition. The figures wear crimson — not as individuals, but as vessels. They walk the curve of memory, their path both elevated and isolated, suspended above stillness that reflects their uncertainty back at them.

The arch isn’t a door.

It is a boundary between knowing and obedience.

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Artist Statement (Refined):

“The Visitor” explores the quiet architecture of intrusion. Set in a liminal corridor where time has thinned, petals are suspended midair trapped between the breath of something arriving and something dissolving. The glowing red figure at the end is not meant to evoke danger or salvation, but presence: the undeniable fact that someone or something is finally here. The work is about thresholds, not answers. About the way we decorate the internal with soft distractions while sensing the inevitable shape forming at the edge of perception.

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DigiEye is a psychedelic digital composition that visualizes perception itself, a hyper-saturated, symmetrical form pulsing with color and consciousness. Centered around an eye-shaped core, the piece channels visual meditation and pattern recognition, drawing viewers into a portal of digital awareness.

With glitch energy and kaleidoscopic depth, it explores how vision and data intersect, hinting at surveillance, intuition, and pattern-seeking instincts encoded in both machines and minds. It's a pixelated relic of insight—part oracle, part optic illusion.

Artist Statement:

The Machinery of Abandonment is a diptych exploring spiritual entropy and bodily recall in a post-mythological world.

The left panel captures the moment just before spiritual severance a reclining form bathed in borrowed divinity, still in reach of grace but unconscious of its departure. Above him, fractured limbs and iconographies dangle like obsolete appendages of faith.

The right panel represents what happens after abandonment the soul doesn’t fall. It stalls. Loops. A collapsed platform suggests collapse of memory, and the hair-like structure tethering the body is both umbilical and funereal.

This work is not about grief. It’s about suspension. About how belief systems linger long after we’ve stopped believing, how bodies remember altars even after they’ve burned.

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Artist Statement:

Codex of the Veiled Star is a meditation on the lost language of power. It explores the liminal space between knowledge and belief, symbol and sorcery. The hooded figure stands not as a conjurer, but as a translator one who has learned to speak in circles, sigils, and golden ratios.

The illuminated glyphs are fictional yet feel legible like the forgotten blueprint of a divine machine. The architecture around the figure suggests both sanctuary and imprisonment. I want the viewer to question: is the figure unlocking the space, or being contained by it?

This work is part of my broader Thresholds series, which merges sacred geometry, cloaked identities, and imagined histories through a visual language of ambient mythology.

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You turn your back to the sun,

but it still spills its truths across your spine.

Some mornings, being seen isn’t a choice—it’s a reckoning.

🎨 Artist Process:

This piece returns to the motif of the bare figure, sculpted like obsidian, almost elemental. The early light was key—angled to lengthen shadows and emphasize the anatomy as both statue and soul. The golden necklace was intentionally minimal yet regal, hinting at lineage or inherited memory. I softened the background to dissolve into aura, giving the figure a supernatural solitude. The scene doesn’t ask questions. It knows.

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Artist Statement:

“Clarity Finds Her”

In a world overrun by noise and distortion, she walks a straight line of absolute light.

Her face is hidden — not by chance, but by design. This is not about her identity. This is about her direction.

The trees whisper old truths. The light insists on presence. She walks forward anyway.

Stillness is not silence. It's a decision.

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Artist Statement:

“Offerings”

In a forgotten corridor between the mechanical and the organic, a lone pumpkin becomes relic, offering, or omen.

The crow, sentinel or scavenger, waits without urgency.

This image is a meditation on what we leave behind — and what watches over it.

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