Original artwork Textured paint on paper 64 × 90 cm Unframed
This portrait is constructed using thousands of hand-placed dots in textured paint on paper. Each mark is applied manually. The image is built slowly through repetition, control, and surface density.
The work reflects on emotional intensity and its consequences.
In Wuthering Heights, the bond between Catherine and Heathcliff is powerful but unstable. Their connection lacks balance and responsibility. Feeling deeply is confused with loving well. Intensity becomes possession. Pride replaces care.
This painting examines that same tension.
The surface is built through discipline rather than impulse. Structure emerges gradually. Each layer requires restraint. The process itself mirrors the theme: without control, intensity collapses. With control, it holds form.
