Pencil

Pencil

This collection of graphite drawings focuses on line, contrast, and the essential structure of place. Working in black and white allows form, proportion, and light to take precedence, stripping the image back to its fundamentals. Through careful observation, shadows define space and geometry guides the composition, creating a quiet sense of depth and stillness. The absence of colour sharpens attention to surface, texture, and mark-making. These works reflect an ongoing interest in how everyday environments can be distilled into their most direct visual language, inviting the viewer to engage slowly and consider the clarity found in restraint.