Untitled 7 (Sharp Thoughts) Iron Figurative Sculpture

This metallic bust, meticulously tessellated like a cuirass of tiny plates, turns the human face into an engineered surface—at once resilient and eerily vulnerable—where identity feels assembled rather than inherited. Light skates across the dark bronze skin in sharp, modular glints, animating the eyes with a watchful interiority while the rigid grid implies containment, repair, and the quiet violence of being “constructed.” The protruding pins and clustered, instrument-like forms rising from the cranium read as both antennae and sutures, suggesting a mind tuned to external signals even as it bears the marks of calibration. Between portrait and artifact, the work meditates on how consciousness is shaped by systems—technology, memory, and discipline—until the self becomes a polished interface.