Echoes of a Division
Paper documents, charcoal, wood, stainless steel
Reflect V3 18/36 Reflect V3 continues my exploration of repetition as both a visual rhythm and a conceptual mechanism. The composition is deliberately split—two forms hold equal weight but operate in different registers: one circular, opaque and contained; the other open, fragmented, and in motion.
I’m interested in how doubling can resist symmetry—how reflection might not reproduce, but instead distort, delay, or reframe. The work asks the viewer to consider what is mirrored, what is missing, and what slips between formal oppositions.
