In Marilyn pt.2, a monochrome visage floats with blurred edges, a cool blue gaze and a red, half-remembered mouth. Part of Wintering Down, it carries an industrial hush—recognition meeting doubt, presence held in low light. A second, ghosted impression below invites conversations about fame, memory and what endures. Spray-painted through 3D-printed stencils in acrylic on paper, it bridges software and hand and arrives framed, ready to hang. Visit the artwork page for close-ups, suggested placements and availability, and connect with me for a personal introduction.
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