Carrying Homes, Carrying Noise
This series begins where silence breaks.
Figures carry houses, clouds, smoke, and weight. The body becomes a container. The house appears again and again—as a home, an object, a memory, a sound. It’s something that stays attached even in turmoil.
Color is louder here. Layers clash. Forms overlap. The space feels unstable. These works deal with inner noise, memory, and the pressure of systems that never fully disappear.
Here, things cling. Houses attach themselves to bodies. Smoke replaces thought. Color leaks where structure fails.
I let noise enter the image instead of keeping it out. I allow layers to argue. I don’t correct them.
These images are about load. About how people learn to live with the weight of their worlds until it feels normal.
Nothing breaks.
That is the point.
