While dividing the air with both hands

 

By blending digital and traditional flat media, I explore the tension between enduring sorrow and ephemeral grief, creating a space where these two tragically similar worlds intersect. This intangible middle ground allows reflection on human fragility while offering a site for experimentation and transformation. By layering digital monotypes, printmaking, painting, and surface treatments, I transform rigid subjects into reimagined forms, breaking conventional taboos and harmonizing the artificial with the natural.

 

The work investigates intermediary elements between control and unpredictability, using layering and repetition to generate subtle shifts and textures. Instead of being tethered to the physical world, I expand my own void, layering nonfictional hypotheses onto speculative fiction, and inviting the audience to experience unexpected transformations.

 

Through this process, I challenge the limitations of digital consumption and static forms, seeking new paths for printmaking and painting that allow images to act as bridges to other narratives yet to arrive. The work emphasizes imagination, uncertainty, and the interstitial spaces where the ephemeral and eternal, the controlled and uncontrollable, converge.