Gaze & Rust is part of Living Forms, a fine-art photography collection exploring life as presence rather than subject. A form appears through fragments: a gaze, a surface, a body partially The animal is not approached as a whole, but as a tension between detail and presence. What is seen is divided — between proximity and distance, between texture and form. The eye holds the image, dense and direct. Below, the body extends, less defined, almost Rather than describing an animal, the work isolates a relation: observation and being observed, surface and depth, recognition and uncertainty. The subject does not assert itself — it resists clarity. It exists in fragments, held together by perception. The work is conceived and sold as a diptych. Both images form a single piece and cannot exist independently. Nothing is explained. Nothing is resolved. The image remains suspended, defined by the tension between its two parts. Each print is numbered and signed by the artist. Limited edition of 14 prints, all formats combined.
