Artwork title : Name It

"Name It" circles around the moment before meaning settles. Figures suspend themselves between falling and orbiting, emerging from a field of saturated blue that refuses to anchor them. Their gestures seem familiar, yet the space they inhabit slips away from narrative certainty. Instead of offering a story, the work opens a gap an image that asks the viewer to decide where gravity lies, what holds these bodies together, and what pulls them apart. It is an unfinished sentence, waiting for the one who looks to give it a direction.