This collection of drawings brings together clocks both old and new, exploring the ways we measure, experience, and remember time. From ornate antique timepieces to contemporary clocks, each object carries its own history while continuing to mark the passing of the present.

Clocks are both functional objects and powerful symbols. They measure the hours of our lives, preserve traces of the past, and remind us that every moment is temporary. Through careful observation and drawing, I am interested in the tension between the mechanical measurement of time and our deeply human experience of it.

The works explore time, memory, history, and the fleeting nature of existence. Each clock becomes a kind of portrait—not simply of an object, but of a particular moment in time and of the lives that have passed alongside it. Together, the drawings ask us to consider what we leave behind, what we carry with us, and how quickly the present becomes memory.