Untitled 7 (Wolf-Headed Figure) Ink Charcoal Figurative Drawing

Rendered in nuanced washes of black and silvery gray, the figure rises from a field of white silence as if remembered rather than observed, its contours dissolving into pools of ink that feel like thought made visible. The upturned head and softened facial boundary suggest a surrender to breath or prayer, while the central lotus-bearing chalice becomes a quiet altar—an axis where desire, purity, and vulnerability converge. Submerged animal and floral motifs drift across the torso like internal constellations, implying an ecology of instincts held gently in the body’s vessel. The composition’s restraint—large negative space against a dense, shadowed silhouette—turns intimacy into monument, inviting contemplation of how the self is both sanctuary and haunted landscape.