Created through a slow stippling process, Human Connection is built from thousands of individual dots, gradually revealing a face surrounded by mechanical structures and hidden figures.
The work explores our evolving relationship with technology and the ways communication, identity and connection continue to change in an increasingly digital world. Mechanical forms suggest networks, innovation and constant connectivity, while organic elements represent the emotions, empathy and individuality that remain distinctly human.
Partially hidden faces invite the viewer to look closer, reflecting on how we can embrace technological progress while preserving the human connections that bring meaning to the world we continue to build.
Hand-drawn in black archival ink on paper