The Sea Above (Headless Women - Series)

In a quiet space, a headless woman holds her own face. Above her, a still sea and a soft light filtering through a small window create a fragile connection between consciousness and dream.

The work begins as a temporary collage made of hand-colored elements, some drawn and painted by the artist. Impermanence is not only part of the meaning of the work, but also of its process: the composition is assembled, scanned, and digitally refined through light and color, then dismantled.

The artwork ultimately exists physically only in its final printed form.

Fine art print (Hahnemüle Photorag 308 gr) mounted on aluminum dibond, 1/1 edition (plus one artist’s proof). Certified and signed by the artist.