Fragment of Presence

Photograph from a series dedicated to sculptors' workshops. A fragment of a marble sculpture, damaged by time or human intervention, retains the features of a human face that is at once recognizable and partially lost. Chips, fractures, and weathered surfaces reveal a quiet tension between the permanence of stone and the fragility of human presence. The series explores the atmosphere of the creative process through materials, tools, and traces of labor while avoiding direct depictions of people. Human presence emerges indirectly through the forms it has created, the marks of time, and the memory embedded in matter. Print and presentation: Fine Art Print, matted and framed in wood.