FORMS

Forms explores the human figure through a range of approaches, reflecting an ongoing interest in how the body can be represented, distorted, and understood. Rather than working within a single style, the series moves between different visual languages, allowing each piece to stand on its own terms.

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Some works draw on Cubist influences, fragmenting and reassembling the figure through shifting perspectives and simplified shapes. Others take a more graphic or illustrative approach, experimenting with line, bold composition, and clarity of form. Alongside this, the artist continues to produce works rooted in a consistent practice of black and white charcoal and pencil, building depth through tonal contrast and mark-making.

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Across the series, the human form becomes a site of exploration rather than definition. Forms reflects a process of testing, refining, and rethinking — allowing different styles to emerge while remaining connected through a shared interest in the body and its possibilities.