Eat at Your Bones is about the sensations that linger long after an experience has passed—the kind that settle deep in the body, beneath language. It came from sitting with memories that were both tender and haunting, asking what remains when the story has been stripped away, when all that’s left is feeling. The painting holds that ache—the desire to hold on, the need to let go, and the quiet, unsettling truth that some things don’t disappear; they…
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