Workshop Relic

Photograph printed as a Fine Art Print on archival paper, presented with a museum-quality mat and wooden frame. Part of a photographic series devoted to sculptors’ workshops, this image transforms the everyday environment of artistic labor into a quietly dramatic visual narrative. Weathered metal, muted green surfaces, and the ephemeral appearance of human hands evoke a tactile sense of material history and accumulated work. Throughout the series, the creative process is approached indirectly and without portraiture; the artist seeks to convey its presence through tools, surfaces, traces, and gestures rather than through identifiable individuals. The resulting images inhabit a space between documentary observation and sculptural abstraction, where labor, memory, and making become inseparable.