All motion, no anchor. Gesture in Flight captures a figure mid-leap, limbs and fabric unraveled into a swirling topography of lines. There's no clear edge between body and dress—just the impression of energy taking form for a moment before dissolving again. The arms rise like ribbons caught in wind, the legs grounded just enough to make you believe she was there.
There’s no face, but plenty of attitude. It’s a portrait of movement itself—wild, weightless, and wonderfully unbothered by gravity.
—Etching on paper. Best placed somewhere open, where it can dance with the air.
