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Drypoint on card
36.5 x 26.5 cm
2026
I work in expanded printmaking, drypoint scratching directly onto canvas and inking its grooves. Understanding print as a technology of mass reproduction, with the screen as its inheritor, my work applies print’s mark making logic to painting’s traditional support, appropriating a templated system to create unique objects. My subjects likewise reflect this tension between the individual and structures built for many: figures emerge from uneven hatching, tonally blurring into their surroundings. The work asks the viewer to recognize their own place within this structure, and their complicity in looking - as a voyeur who arrives expected, their place already prepared.
Drypoint on card
36.5 x 26.5 cm
2026
I work in expanded printmaking, drypoint scratching directly onto canvas and inking its grooves. Understanding print as a technology of mass reproduction, with the screen as its inheritor, my work applies print’s mark making logic to painting’s traditional support, appropriating a templated system to create unique objects. My subjects likewise reflect this tension between the individual and structures built for many: figures emerge from uneven hatching, tonally blurring into their surroundings. The work asks the viewer to recognize their own place within this structure, and their complicity in looking - as a voyeur who arrives expected, their place already prepared.