Fractured Stillness

Artwork of a woman in a yoga pose, composed of various electronic circuit images and a newspaper photo, with a screen showing a portrait of a woman with closed eyes and a red bindi on her forehead.
A collage art piece depicts a woman in a yoga pose, combining photography and electronic circuit motifs on a cardboard cutout, leaning back with one arm extended and the other resting on her knee.
Mixed media artwork of a woman's face with closed eyes, created with painted wood planks and circular discs, with electronic circuit patterns and CDs at the bottom.
A mirror art piece depicting a woman in a yoga pose sits on a gray carpeted surface. The artwork uses mirror pieces reflecting various objects, circuit boards, and textures to form the woman's figure against a dark wall background.
Mixed media art piece featuring a female face with closed eyes, a red dot on the forehead, and layered artistic elements resembling circuit boards and planetary images forming the body.

Fractured Stillness, from my Beyond Humanity series, was created in collaboration with Hal Yaskulka, a classically trained painter.

The sculpture depicts a woman in deep meditation — hands in the Gyan Mudra, legs in the lotus position. Her body holds stillness. Her face doesn't.

The fractured head is the piece's central tension. In a world of relentless information overload, the mind is pulled in every direction even when the body has gone still. The fragmentation isn't damage — it's an honest portrait of what inner life looks like in our age.

33”h by 31”w x 3”d: hard drive platter, motherboard, blow torched hard drive platter, masonite, oil paint, swarovski crystals.