Unwitnessed

In Unwitnessed, raw, gestural brushstrokes veil the subject in a tangle of flesh-toned abstraction, as if the figure were shielding itself from light—or from being seen. The composition captures the paradox of exposure and concealment, echoing moments of vulnerability that unfold beyond the gaze of others. Painted in urgent, tactile movements, the body appears fractured yet unified, dissolving into its own shadows. The palette vibrates with warm ochres, carmine, and muted flesh tones, invoking the intimacy of skin and silence. Unwitnessed invites the viewer into a deeply private space, where presence exists without performance, and emotion escapes observation