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Left places a seated masculine figure inside a turbulent field of directional arrows. The manipulated canvas bends and curls beyond its frame, making movement physical rather than merely depicted. Gold, white and black arrows surround the reflective body, suggesting social pressures, competing desires and routes that never fully resolve. The work asks how identity is navigated when every direction carries its own expectation, risk and possibility.
