Created on 2024-02-06

The image showcases a very minimalistic artwork characterized by a large expanse of white space. It is vertically oriented, and nearly the entire canvas is devoid of any visible marks, except for a spot in the lower left corner. Here, a delicately pencil-drawn line starts from the edge and loops into what appears to be a loose, casual knot, trailing off the paper. Above this pencil line, a highly detailed and shaded drawing of a screw with a pronounced thread and sharp point hovers, its tip pointing diagonally towards the knot below. The screw looks to have a reflective surface, suggesting it is made of metal, and it casts a subtle shadow onto the surface beneath it. There is a light crease that runs vertically down the middle of the artwork, dividing the space almost into two equal parts. The drawing is signed and dated at the bottom right corner, but the signature is not clearly legible in this description. The overall effect of the artwork is one of simplicity and perhaps a suggestion of tension between the floating, realistic screw and the simple line drawing below.

Created on 2024-03-29

The image shows a pair of pliers or tongs lying on a stark white background. The metallic tool is the primary focus, taking up a significant portion of the frame and casting a distinct shadow on the plain background. The image has a minimalist, monochromatic aesthetic, emphasizing the simple yet striking form and texture of the tool.