Walking Inside the Pattern

Walking Inside the Pattern (2026, New York) turns a portrait into a compact figure caught in its own routing system. A face, limbs, and repeated eyes fold into one another, while striped arcs and a grounded base read like tracks that guide movement. The body looks active, mid-step, but the structure keeps steering the direction. The drawing holds the tension between motion and control, a self trying to keep moving while being shaped by the pattern it lives inside.

Printed on museum-quality matte paper sourced from Japan.