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Wires of Emptiness
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1 collector's set
About this piece
A haunting monochrome vision, Wires of Emptiness confronts the viewer with a figure both human and alien. The subject sits cross-legged, body unraveling into fine, tangled lines that echo the scattered cables at their feet. A cavernous void blooms in the chest, radiating outward like a rupture of ink—symbolizing absence, loss, or the uncontainable darkness within.
The face, mask-like and frozen in a grotesque grin, challenges the notion of identity and emotion, pushing the viewer into discomfort. With stark contrasts and deliberate distortion, the work blurs the line between body and machine, fragility and monstrosity.
This piece asks: What happens when the self is hollowed out and rewired? It is a meditation on alienation, technological entanglement, and the terrifying beauty of collapse.
Collector’s Set Includes:
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24 x 36 in Signed Giclée Print (unframed/signed)
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20 in Limited Edition Figurine (signed)
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Artwork Keychain in frame (signed)
Genesis collection 001
Acquisition: $500
Echoes of Motion
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1 collector's set
About this piece
Echoes of Motion captures a surreal vision where body and garment dissolve into sculptural rhythm. The figure, cloaked in deep pleated black fabric, floats mid-gesture—hands poised in a dance both ritualistic and futuristic. Its faceless head is replaced by concentric metallic rings, transforming identity into an abstraction of form, sound, and silence.
The flowing folds of the robe create an undulating silhouette, evoking both movement and suspension. This interplay of fabric, shadow, and light transforms the dancer into an architectural presence, somewhere between sculpture and spirit.
This work invites reflection on transformation, concealment, and the blurred line between human and artifact. It is both a performance captured in stillness and a monument to the beauty of the unknown.
Genesis collection 002
Collector’s Set Includes:
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24 x 36 in Signed Giclée Print (unframed/signed)
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20 in Limited Edition Figurine (signed)
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Artwork Keychain in frame (signed)
Acquisition: $500
Silent Maw
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1 collector's set
About this piece
Silent Maw embodies an unsettling union of absence and allure. Shrouded in flowing white fabric, the figure emerges from the void, its hood sewn shut around a faceless darkness. The stitched oval opening becomes both wound and mouth, a portal of silence that swallows identity and expression.
The fabric unfurls into spectral extensions, dissolving the body into a form that is part apparition, part ritual relic. With stark contrast against the black backdrop, the figure becomes a living sculpture of restraint and release, embodying themes of concealment, vulnerability, and the fear of being consumed by nothingness.
This work meditates on what is hidden and what is revealed, asking: When the self is bound and voiceless, does silence become suffocation—or liberation?
Genesis collection 003
Acquisition: $500
Collector’s Set Includes:
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24 x 36 in Signed Giclée Print (unframed/signed)
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20 in Limited Edition Figurine (signed)
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Artwork Keychain in frame (signed)
Channel 9: Static Dream
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1 collector's set
About this piece
Channel 9: Static Dream unfolds like a fevered lullaby from the analog age — a portrait of isolation wrapped in signal and static.
A girl sits before the glow of a CRT screen, her face pale and expressionless, cradling a doll whose stitched eyes multiply like echoes of what she cannot unsee. The television hums behind her, its hypnotic swirl replacing warmth with interference — a mirror of consciousness caught between reality and distortion.
Brushstrokes grind and ripple across the surface like waves of broken transmission, the oil’s thickness giving form to both memory and madness. The girl and the broadcast merge — innocence dissolving into static, the doll becoming her reflection, the screen her confessor.
This work exists as a meditation on detachment and digital haunting — where comfort turns uncanny, and nostalgia flickers into dread. A still frame of childhood interrupted, it lingers in the silence between signal and noise.
Genesis collection 004
Collector’s Set Includes:
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24 x 36 in Signed Giclée Print (unframed/signed)
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Artwork Keychain in frame (signed)
Acquisition: $400
Genesis collection 004
Signal Eater
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1 collector's set
About this piece
Signal Eater confronts the viewer with a scene of digital possession — where the screen no longer transmits but consumes.
A girl kneels before a monstrous CRT television, its face warped into a howling specter of color and static. The image bleeds, screams, and spills outward, devouring its own signal in a frenzy of corrupted beauty.
The palette — a chaos of glitch and pigment — transforms nostalgia into something predatory. The monster’s mouth, pixelated and organic, becomes a portal of obsession: the moment media stops reflecting us and begins to feed on us.
Signal Eater is both spectacle and warning — a surreal fusion of horror and technology, capturing the moment when attention itself becomes sacrifice. A shrine to the hunger of the modern gaze.
Collector’s Set Includes:
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24 x 36 in Signed Giclée Print (unframed/signed)
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Artwork Keychain in frame (signed)
Acquisition: $400
Genesis collection 005
Collector’s Set Includes:
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24 x 36 in Signed Giclée Print (unframed/signed)
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Artwork Keychain in frame (signed)
Acquisition: $400
Genesis collection 006
Collector’s Set Includes:
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24 x 36 in Signed Giclée Print (unframed/signed)
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Artwork Keychain in frame (signed)
Acquisition: $400
Throne of the All-Seeing
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1 collector's set
Throne of the All-Seeing transforms absurdity into divinity — a vision of power that watches, laughs, and devours all at once.
An ornate chair blooms with impossible life: a single colossal eye stares from its backrest while a mouth stretches across its frame, all teeth and delirious grin. Its velvet and gold trimmings melt into the red earth, a surreal relic sitting calmly at the edge of the apocalypse.
Above, the cosmos erupts — pastel clouds drift through detonations of color, planets tremble, and the horizon hums in unnatural stillness. The throne gazes back at everything — a deity born from indulgence, comfort, and decay.
Throne of the All-Seeing is a portrait of consumption and spectacle — a seat of pleasure turned monstrous, where beauty, chaos, and madness sit side by side, forever watching.
Genesis collection 007
Collector’s Set Includes:
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24 x 36 in Signed Giclée Print (unframed/signed)
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Artwork Keychain in frame (signed)
Acquisition: $400
Resonance of the forgotten
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1 collector's set
Resonance of the Forgotten drifts between sound and silence — a haunting tableau of faces suspended in perpetual exhale.
Their mouths open, mid-cry or mid-song, yet no voice escapes — only threads of translucent matter connecting them, like roots in a soil of memory. These spectral forms seem neither alive nor gone, but caught in a state of echo — an afterimage of emotion turned physical.
The composition transforms anguish into symmetry, merging beauty and decay through delicate detail and void. Every face bears its own expression of surrender — not pain, but release — as if the boundaries between body and spirit had melted into a single shared breath.
Resonance of the Forgotten is a study of memory as architecture, grief as vibration — a silent choir of what remains when the living are gone but the feeling refuses to die.
Genesis collection 008
Collector’s Set Includes:
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24 x 36 in Signed Giclée Print (unframed/signed)
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Artwork Keychain in frame (signed)
Acquisition: $400
The Feast of Dust
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1 collector's set
The Feast of Dust confronts the viewer with a vision of consumption turned inward — a figure caught in the act of devouring its own decay.
The skeletal form crouches among a graveyard of skulls, its bones and sinew merging into the soil it feeds upon. The texture of the piece—grit, flesh, and ash—suggests both rot and rebirth, a grotesque communion between hunger and eternity.
Behind it, the earth teems with the remnants of others — hollow faces pressed into the landscape, forming a chorus of silent witnesses. A faint halo of light fractures around the figure’s skull, not holy but chemical, like the last flicker of energy in a dying reactor.
The Feast of Dust is an elegy to self-destruction — a meditation on desire, guilt, and the body’s endless cycle of taking from itself. It is not death that horrifies here, but the appetite that survives it.
Genesis collection 009
Collector’s Set Includes:
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24 x 36 in Signed Giclée Print (unframed/signed)
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Artwork Keychain in frame (signed)
Acquisition: $400
Exhale
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1 collector's set
Exhale freezes the instant between release and ruin — two figures bound by breath, dissolving into one another through smoke and silence.
The woman’s body, raw and marbled like cracked porcelain, exhales a ghost that drifts into the man beside her — whose mouth overflows, not with words, but surrender. Their expressions teeter between ecstasy and collapse, a communion where identity burns away and only the residue of connection remains.
The image blurs the line between intimacy and corrosion. The black-and-white contrast amplifies the sense of purity tainted, love rendered chemical. Flesh becomes sculpture, and emotion becomes vapor.
Exhale is a study in mutual consumption — the beauty of losing oneself inside another, and the horror of realizing you were never separate to begin with.
Genesis collection 010
Collector’s Set Includes:
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24 x 36 in Signed Giclée Print (unframed/signed)
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Artwork Keychain in frame (signed)
Veil of Witnesses
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1 collector's set
Veil of Witnesses peers into the architecture of fear — a face consumed by countless eyes, each one a memory that refuses to close.
Hands clutch at a visage that is no longer singular but multiplied, flayed open into layers of perception. The skin, stretched and trembling, becomes a screen for observation — not self-awareness, but exposure.
Each eye seems both awake and dreaming, orbiting the figure’s anguish like satellites of consciousness. The texture of flesh and vision fuses into one surface — a living fabric of seeing and being seen.
Veil of Witnesses explores the violence of introspection. It asks: when every part of you is forced to watch, what part remains unseen? It is a meditation on surveillance of the soul — the unbearable intimacy of being known too deeply, even by yourself.