To My Beloved is a large scale portrait that disassembles the human face into chromatic fragments vibrant and soft, angular and fluid reflecting the complexity of closeness. The division of the face is not a rupture, but an embrace of difference: the many ways we see the ones we love, and how they mirror our own inner multiplicity.
The rich violet tones, piercing oranges, and quiet blues interact like remembered emotions some clear, some blurred yet all essential. The gaze is steady yet elusive, like the lingering presence of someone who changed you.
This is not a portrait of a person but a feeling.
To My Beloved is a centerpiece emotionally and visually for any collection exploring intimacy, memory and the poetics of identity.