Fragments of Her - Charcoal Portrait
Fragments of Her captures the quiet dissolution of identity, as the woman’s face begins to fade into smoke. She gazes upward, yet her eyes remain locked on the viewer, as if caught between hope and surrender. The delicate yet chaotic charcoal strokes blur the line between presence and absence, evoking the feeling of slipping away—of being here, yet not entirely whole. Shadows carve into her expression, hinting at stories left untold, while the drifting smoke suggests a slow unraveling, a quiet disappearance. Fragments of Her is a haunting reflection on loss, memory, and the fleeting nature of self.
11×17 inches
Each picture is made on sturdy charcoal paper and shipped rolled in a tube.
Each picture is hand signed by the artist.
Fragments of Her captures the quiet dissolution of identity, as the woman’s face begins to fade into smoke. She gazes upward, yet her eyes remain locked on the viewer, as if caught between hope and surrender. The delicate yet chaotic charcoal strokes blur the line between presence and absence, evoking the feeling of slipping away—of being here, yet not entirely whole. Shadows carve into her expression, hinting at stories left untold, while the drifting smoke suggests a slow unraveling, a quiet disappearance. Fragments of Her is a haunting reflection on loss, memory, and the fleeting nature of self.
11×17 inches
Each picture is made on sturdy charcoal paper and shipped rolled in a tube.
Each picture is hand signed by the artist.
Fragments of Her captures the quiet dissolution of identity, as the woman’s face begins to fade into smoke. She gazes upward, yet her eyes remain locked on the viewer, as if caught between hope and surrender. The delicate yet chaotic charcoal strokes blur the line between presence and absence, evoking the feeling of slipping away—of being here, yet not entirely whole. Shadows carve into her expression, hinting at stories left untold, while the drifting smoke suggests a slow unraveling, a quiet disappearance. Fragments of Her is a haunting reflection on loss, memory, and the fleeting nature of self.
11×17 inches
Each picture is made on sturdy charcoal paper and shipped rolled in a tube.
Each picture is hand signed by the artist.