ATER THE FLOOD (Original) layered square forms The sides are finished for

The sides are finished for a clean presentation

but choosing this motion was key for me

A high-layer Damascus blade

and layered from archival paper

ATER THE FLOOD (Original) layered square forms The sides are finished forBased on a vivid reminiscence from the artists years in southern Italy, After the Flood captures the drama and transience of a sudden Mediterranean downpour. The work balances movement and stillness: rivulets of rain cut through sun bleached facades, while people have escaped indoors or to the safety of their cars as the rain hammers down. Within minutes, the street has become a mirror of the sky, reflecting both turmoil and beauty. Yet, as swiftly as