Untitled (The Back Seat)

Untitled (The Back-Seat) portrays a moment in which a quiet affliction occurs. This isolated limb is a familiar yet voluntarily distant sight. Time is collected, crinkled, and ambivalently worn. The reduction of scale within the arm suggests a loss in vitality as the sleeve begins to swallow what is left. By manipulating the scale, the distorted limb operates as a memento mori.