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Hole imagines a vertical world of bodies climbing toward and away from an open darkness. Painted in oil, ladders and branching lines organise the figures into a fragile system of ascent, dependence and risk. The central void functions as both destination and threat, while the surrounding bodies test the limits of strength and support. The work reflects on ambition, vulnerability and the unstable structures through which identity and belonging are pursued.
