A quiet hunger

A circular composition holds three sharks in motion, set against a pale field of watery blue. Soft washes dissolve into one another while dark silhouettes cut through them with certainty, creating tension between calm and intensity. The sharks move like instinct — separate, yet deeply connected — held in a shared orbit.

In this work, they become a language for what cannot be spoken aloud. They embody a bond without permission — a quiet hunger shaped by distance and held together by restraint. The circle becomes everything: the repetition of thought, the returning pull, the way desire holds its shape over time. What remains is motion — returning again and again — and the enduring gravity of someone who stays just beyond reach.