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Hahnemühle German Etching – Fine Art Paper 70×100
“How Much of You?” explores the delicate boundary between visibility and privacy — between what we reveal and what remains our own.
The portrait is built from fragmented color, expressive marks, and overlapping lines, suggesting an identity that is layered rather than fixed. One eye appears through the dark shape of a keyhole, offering only a partial glimpse into the person behind the surface.
The keyhole becomes a symbol of selective visibility. We are never completely accessible to others, and perhaps we are not meant to be. We choose what to reveal, what to protect, and how much of ourselves we allow another person to see.
Part of the Beyond the Visible series, the work reflects on identity, vulnerability, boundaries, and the quiet distance that always remains between one person and another.
How much of yourself do you really let others see?
Printed as a large-format 70 × 100 cm fine art print using archival pigment inks on museum-grade Hahnemühle German Etching paper. Each print is individually signed and numbered by the artist as part of a strictly limited edition of 50 prints.
