OF FLESH AND FRACTURE

OF FLESH AND FRACTURE examines the psychological distance that can emerge within intimacy, how proximity does not always equal connection. Drawing on the language of clinical psychology and classical figuration, the series explores attachment, rupture and the body as both vessel and battlefield for emotional experience. Rendered with the gravity of Renaissance composition yet grounded in contemporary emotional realism, OF FLESH AND FRACTURE reflects on how our internal states manifest through the body, how even in closeness, we remain, at times, profoundly alone.