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This image is titled Factory Settings. It captures a suspended self—hovering in a bare, sunlit room, seated on a fragile wooden chair, tethered to a constellation of broken umbrellas erupting from my back. These jagged remnants, once symbols of shelter, now protrude like fractured wings or malfunctioning antennae. The space is still, clinical, yet intimate; the kind of room where silence echoes. I made this piece during a personal reset, a moment of emotional reformatting—when I felt stripped back to my essential code. The title reflects that: returning to origin, to the body before performance, before noise. It’s a meditation on vulnerability, reconstruction, and the strange beauty of floating in the in-between. Even here, in disrepair, everything dances.
Size 50×70 /20×28’
Paper Type: Hahnemühle German Etching
Weight: 310gsm
This image is titled Factory Settings. It captures a suspended self—hovering in a bare, sunlit room, seated on a fragile wooden chair, tethered to a constellation of broken umbrellas erupting from my back. These jagged remnants, once symbols of shelter, now protrude like fractured wings or malfunctioning antennae. The space is still, clinical, yet intimate; the kind of room where silence echoes. I made this piece during a personal reset, a moment of emotional reformatting—when I felt stripped back to my essential code. The title reflects that: returning to origin, to the body before performance, before noise. It’s a meditation on vulnerability, reconstruction, and the strange beauty of floating in the in-between. Even here, in disrepair, everything dances.
Size 50×70 /20×28’
Paper Type: Hahnemühle German Etching
Weight: 310gsm