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.

Staged Scanography: a ritual of assembly and dissolution. The work begins as an ephemeral physical assemblage of hand-painted fragments and hand-colored magazine cutouts. Impermanence defines both the process and meaning of the artwork: the composition is assembled, scanned, and digitally refined through light and color, then completely dismantled.

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.