Architecture of Presence constructs the body as a framework, something that can be fractured, held, and reassembled. Through layering, tearing, and stitching, these works move from gesture into structure, where form becomes a language of endurance.
Edges are exposed, surfaces disrupted, and rebuilt. Absence is treated as deliberately as material, allowing space to carry tension and meaning. The body is no longer only experienced - it is constructed, negotiated, and sustained.
Presence here is not inherent. It is built, asserted, and continuously redefined.