Journal
A short note on how framing changes the pace and density of a page or object.
Framing is not only a visual border. It is also a pacing device.
A frame can slow reading, isolate an image, or give a small object enough pressure to feel deliberate. The same rule applies to a page: compression often makes the content feel more exact.
A pale graphite field organised through repeated diagonal pressure.
Quiet Surface / Graphite, chalk dust, and dry pastel on paper.
Available
A powdery colour field with a compressed figure-ground edge.
Dust Plates / Pigment wash, pastel dust, and pencil on paper.
Reserved