Doléa · Cascading Antlers

Standing, motionless, she wears an immense multi-branched antler rack, each branch letting a thin thread of ink drip down to the ground. Her white gown spreads widely around her, and her hands stay half-open at her sides, as if ready to receive what she doesn't ask for.

Specimen of the Doléa species: deer who carry their antlers the way one carries a grief they didn't choose, motionless under the weight of what they cannot set down.

Gallery-quality print on thick matte paper, intense black and white with no color to let the silence speak. Available in A2 (16.5″×23.3″) or A1 (23.3″×33.1″), free shipping. Part of the "Les silences qu'on porte" (The Silences We Carry) collection.