The Sea Above (Headless Women - Series)

Clothing not as ornament, but as an architecture of concealment. The layering of identity through a rigid, monumental green corset that acts as a social shield and protective armor.

Where logic demands a face, the anatomy breaks. In its place rises a fluid, inverted mass: a suspended sea evoking the weight of memories and submerged emotions. The depths surface, replacing reason.

Yet, this erasure is not absolute. Below, a single eye cuts through the staging. It is proof that the authentic self endures, vigilant, beneath the layers of our social costumes.

The Process:

Staged Scanography: a ritual of assembly and dissolution. Hand-painted fragments and hand-colored magazine cutouts are combined into an ephemeral physical assemblage. Once scanned and digitally processed, the work is dismantled, preserving the individual elements to find new life in future compositions.

Edition of 1/1 (+ 1 artist's proof), signed and certified by the artist.

Fine Art Giclée print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 gsm, mounted on aluminum Dibond.