Assembly of Voices (2021, New York)builds a portrait from parts that don’t fully agree. A single head holds multiple eyes, profiles, and marks that stack like panels in a diagram, shifting between clarity and interruption. Sharp wedges, stitched seams, and patterned bands suggest a mind held together by structure rather than certainty. The figure feels both composed and unstable, as if identity is something constructed in layers, then reassembled each time you look.
Printed on museum-quality matte paper sourced from Japan.
