The Shape of Myself Drawn in white charcoal and

Drawn in white charcoal and pastel on thick black drawing paper

Rather than offering clarity

Across the three faces

but a moment of recognition that exists before words

The Shape of Myself Drawn in white charcoal andIn this piece, the figure rests a hand against her face, as if quietly tracing the outline of herself. At times, the sense of who we are can feel slightly out of reach, as though the shape of the self has begun to blur. Though such uncertainty cannot truly be resolved by a simple gesture, she touches her own face, as if trying to confirm the presence of herself. This piece quietly holds that moment. Details Materials: Pastel, Charcoal Paper: BFK Rives