To draw is to reach upward and pull a thread of the divine into form. These surreal, visionary pencil drawings exist in that luminous space between imagination and incarnation. They are not depictions but translations: the ineffable rendered through shadow and line.
Each drawing begins in stillness, where I listen rather than invent. The pencil moves as if guided by something unseen, tracing the outlines of visions glimpsed in the half-light between waking and dream. Figures unfold from sacred remembrance. In this way, the sacred takes shape through the ordinary grain of board, the earthly substance of graphite.
What Pucci once spoke of - the artist as one who “captures an infinitesimal part of the divine and brings it down to earth” - finds its quiet truth here. These works are vessels through which spirit and matter touch. Each mark is a descent of light, each shadow a reminder that transcendence must pass through darkness to be embraced.