Influenced by anatomical drawing, 3D architectural representation and an exploration of the void and negative space, this series reinterprets the classic bust sculpture to illustrate thoughts, feelings and states of mind through the intersection of drawn lines and volumes in space. With over 200 linear meters of wire, this body of work revisits and pays tribute to an ancient art, bringing it to present times.

Overlapping two-dimensional galvanized wire anatomical portraits are contained in a geometrical and transparent assemblage. They express/reflect the universal conflict of human duality/dichotomy (good and bad, love and hate, life and death, etc.). Going beyond the figurative representation of the subject, the interaction between the heads materializes the abstract world of our minds.