ShapeShifter emerged through an intuitive drawing process rather than a predetermined composition. It was uncovered gradually, with forms, lines, colors, and emotional cues surfacing in their own organic way. Faces, structures, and symbolic shapes appeared and interconnected over time, forming a complex visual ecosystem. At the center is a small, quiet figure—an origin point from which everything radiates. The surrounding elements reflect the sensory overload we absorb long before we can understand what it all means: layered, chaotic, and relentless. The faces and forms aren’t characters but fragments of a psychic terrain—echoes, impulses, and potential selves shaped by shifting emotional patterns. They surface the way consciousness does: fleeting, unstable, and without fixed identity. ShapeShifter is a cognitive map—a glimpse into consciousness in the act of becoming. It offers a portrait of an inner state informed by sensation, memory, instinct, and imagination. The piece is at once a world, a microcosm of a larger world, and a single moment within it—fluid, shifting, and continually reinterpreted depending on where the viewer enters.
Digital vector artwork • Archival pigment print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag • 60 × 60 in • Edition of 25
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