Inner Suspension explores moments in which the body seems caught between movement and stillness.

I look for these moments in subtle details: a gesture, a pause, a posture, averted eyes, or the way someone occupies space. These are not portraits of particular individuals.The figures are closer to presences, allowing an emotional state to emerge without being explicitly explained.

The drawings are slow and repetitive, and this process matters. A small gesture gains weight through repetition and time. Hesitation or withdrawal can carry as much significance as action.

What draws me is the tension between approaching and retreating, between what a person reveals and what remains withheld. Little may happen on the surface, yet something remains unresolved beneath it.