During COVID isolation, drawing became a daily practice and a way to think through connection. Repeated dots, branching lines, and networks suggested contact tracing, capillaries, maps, roots, and constellations—systems linking one point to another.
As the drawings continued, their forms moved beyond the pandemic toward broader ideas of connection, memory, and time. This visual language became the starting point for the painting series Echoes of Time.
Day 65, 2020 Chinese ink and India ink on ARCHES Huile. 30 × 22 in. SOLD
Day 69, 2020 Chinese ink and India ink on ARCHES Huile. 30 × 22 in. SOLD
Day 63, 2020 Chinese ink and India ink on ARCHES Huile. 30 × 22 in.
Day 35, 2020 Ink on ARCHES Huile. 30 × 22 in.
Day 53, 2020 Ink on ARCHES Huile. 30 × 22 in. SOLD
Day 60, 2020 Ink on ARCHES Huile. 30 × 22 in.
Day 33, 2020 Ink on ARCHES Huile. 30 × 22 in.
Day 42, 2020 Ink on ARCHES Huile. 30 × 22 in.
Day 45, 2020 Ink on ARCHES Huile. 30 × 22 in.
Day 50, 2020 Ink on ARCHES Huile. 30 × 22 in.
Day 46, 2020 Ink on ARCHES Huile. 30 × 22 in.
Day 39, 2020 Ink on ARCHES Huile. 30 × 22 in.