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Artworks that first appeared in our journal entries. Each piece is part of a story — an essay, a reflection, a conversation — brought into the gallery so you can see how words and visuals weave together.

Between Rounds. A wrestler in a scarlet singlet crouches low on a red mat, forearms planted, hands clasped, shoulders coiled with power. The light falls from the side, modeling arms and back in warm chiaroscuro while a chalk-scarred wall fades into s
Blue Note, Red Room. An ink-drawn bar interior washes from cobalt to crimson: cool blues pool around a lone trumpeter at the counter, while the far side glows with warm red. Pendant lights hang in quick strokes; a row of empty stools leads the eye to
At the Edge. A solitary olive tree clings to the slope, its dark branches lifting against a backdrop of pale granite ridges. The mountains unfold in receding layers of blue and ash, their forms softened by distance and air. The tree’s posture is both
Study in Ink and Fog. Rendered like a calligraphic wash, the forest rises in slender strokes—pines dissolving into veils of mist. Drips fall like slow rain down the cliffs; a narrow path threads toward a pale clearing where light gathers and the nois
Red Reverie in the Fog. In a city that canonized light, even the rain reflects memory. The man walks—not toward the tower, but through it, as if the iron lattice were no more solid than time itself. His red umbrella, a rebellion against monochrome, f
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