Tetris
18x24"
Charcoal
 
The loose geometry of these figures reads as though they’ve been snapped together mid-game. Elbows become wedges, backs turn into slopes, hips into anchors. Each figure bends just enough to make room for the next, revealing how flesh can echo the logic of shapes—angles slotting into curves, hard lines softened by movement.
 
The figures discover their fit through motion, adjusting as one body leans and another responds. What looks awkward at first suddenly works: a shoulder becomes a resting place, a thigh a support, a spine a hinge. The surprise is how naturally these mismatched parts resolve into balance.
 
There’s a playful curiosity in this trial-and-error: don’t think too hard, don’t get hurt, and if you fall, you might like it