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Enmeshed gathers overlapping figure drawings into a dense field of bodies, gestures and interrupted encounters. Scanned and digitally collaged, the work turns repetition into a visual language of queer proximity: figures appear to merge, withdraw and re-emerge within the same shifting collective. Blue line and translucent colour hold intimacy and friction together, suggesting how identity is formed through contact with others while never becoming fully fixed.
