Graphite on rough paper · 8 × 11 inches

In “Relation (b)”, three figures—mother, child, and partner—form a compact sculptural unit. The mother curves protectively around the child, while the partner supports her from behind without direct exchange.

Rounded maternal forms contrast with the partner’s vertical stability, creating a balance of softness and structure. The child anchors the emotional center.

Minimal background isolates their interlocking geometry. The drawing proposes family not as sentiment, but as architecture—mutual support shaped through quiet endurance.

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