Beyond Body

This piece explores the moment when consciousness steps outside its physical form. The figure becomes a quiet shell—etched with spirals of memory—while the self drifts into unseen realms. The face dissolves into a vortex-like center, suggesting perception turning inward as identity loosens its attachment to flesh and bone.

Blending ink, graphite, and the natural grain of wood, the work embraces organic texture as part of the experience. The wood grounds the image in the material world even as the subject transcends it, while light and shadow soften the boundary between presence and absence.

Beyond Body invites contemplation of what remains when the physical self is no longer the primary vessel of awareness—where consciousness goes, and whether the body is a temporary threshold rather than the source of being itself.