Journey is a foundational early series of ink and charcoal drawings documenting the emergence of line as a tool. Responding to personal and global crises, these works mark the transition from expressive gesture to the structured topographical language that defines the later series.

Dreams under the Rubble, 2024

Indian ink on lightweight paper

30 x 30 cm

This work depicts the deformed body of a child killed in airstrikes. The delicate brushwork is interrupted by harsh lines scratched into the paper with a sharp nib.

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Can You See in the Dark?, 2024

Indian ink and charcoal on lightweight paper

30 x 30 cm

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Abstract No.2 We Grew Apart, 2024
Indian ink and charcoal on a removed journal page
19.4 x 19.4 cm

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Spinning, 2024

Indian ink on lightweight paper

30 x 30 cm

The work visualizes the disorientation and overwhelm. A topographical linework is layered over this, containing the uncontrolled movements and giving the surface a new direction.

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Abstract No.3 – Difficult Terrain, 2024
Indian ink and charcoal on a removed journal page
19.4 x 19.4 cm

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Earth, 2024

Indian ink and charcoal on lightweight paper

30 x 30 cm

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Journey, 2024
Indian ink on lightweight paper
30 x 30 cm

The final work in the series, Journey, was created under severe pain due to nerve damage.