Water Soluble Oil on Cotton Paper
10 ¼” x 14”
During one of the rare moments we were let out during the COVID lockdown, I found myself sitting alone on a bench in the prison yard. I looked down and saw my shadow stretching across the field—just a faint outline on the dirt. It made me think about the way I exist in the free world: distant, indirect, barely there. My voice, my presence, my art—all filtered through letters, phone calls, and secondhand stories. This piece is a reflection on that fleeting imprint, like a shadow cast in passing. It's a portrait of absence, of presence, of the quiet ways we try to be seen.
** Please note: All paper works are unmatted and without frame. Images are here so you can get an idea of artwork size and possible ways to display in your home.
Water Soluble Oil on Cotton Paper
10 ¼” x 14”
During one of the rare moments we were let out during the COVID lockdown, I found myself sitting alone on a bench in the prison yard. I looked down and saw my shadow stretching across the field—just a faint outline on the dirt. It made me think about the way I exist in the free world: distant, indirect, barely there. My voice, my presence, my art—all filtered through letters, phone calls, and secondhand stories. This piece is a reflection on that fleeting imprint, like a shadow cast in passing. It's a portrait of absence, of presence, of the quiet ways we try to be seen.
** Please note: All paper works are unmatted and without frame. Images are here so you can get an idea of artwork size and possible ways to display in your home.