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From The Observers series
At first, it feels like a shadow.
Then you realize it isn’t.
This piece is part of The Observers, a body of work where the act of looking is no longer tied to visible eyes or defined figures. Presence exists beyond form—subtle, persistent, undeniable.
You’re not just looking at the work.
It’s holding you there.

Series: Emergence

The Silent After explores the moment that follows rupture—when transformation has already occurred but its emotional echo still lingers. Emerging from the textured relief surface, the figure inhabits a suspended state between memory, silence, and renewal.

Series: They Listen

A winged being in an attitude of contemplation and protection. The wings are not open to flee or fly, but to contain. The body turns gently, as if responding to a call that cannot be heard with the ears.
The perched bird reinforces the idea of ​​silent accompaniment and spiritual guidance.

This work represents deep listening: the kind that occurs in moments of transition, vulnerability, and inner transformation.

Part of The Observers series, this artwork explores awareness, presence, and the subtle power of being seen.

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Centered around a bird figure, Rapsodia Silvestre unfolds in a swirling rhythm of organic forms. The relief surface becomes a living terrain where movement, growth, and natural energy radiate outward from the central presence.

Series: They Listen

In She Who Hears Her Name, listening becomes an act of recognition and transformation. Emerging from the textured relief surface, the figure appears suspended in a moment of inward attention, where identity and awareness quietly unfold.

Series: Threshold Bodies
Medium: Sculptural relief and acrylic on panel
Dimensions: 30"x26"
Year: 2026

Threshold of Fire captures the moment of internal turning — when instinct moves before certainty. The horse does not escape the fire; it emerges from it, suspended between tension and direction.

Inspired by the composition of Guernica, Memory of Fragments transforms the iconic imagery into a sculptural relief where fractured forms emerge from the surface. Through texture, shadow, and material depth, the work reflects on how collective trauma persists as fragmented memory across time.