Paper Skins is a contemplative portrait series exploring the fragility, strength, and complexity of the human experience. Each piece merges hyper-expressive charcoal or pencil renderings with raw, textured materials—handmade paper, rough fibers, and torn fragments—symbolizing the layered nature of identity and emotion. These faces, young and old, fierce and tender, do more than gaze; they reveal. Every wrinkle, smirk, furrow, or fluttered lash captures a fragment of lived experience, held together by the delicate architecture of emotion and time. Through the interplay of drawing and collage, I aim to show that we are all textured beings—shaped, torn, and mended by our stories.
Showing all 6 results
