PLAY ME. BOY.

This is a series about the body — not a symbol, not a metaphor, not a theory.

Just a body. Physical. Close. Bare.
It knows it’s being seen — and chooses to be seen.
These paintings don’t seduce, don’t apologize, don’t perform.
They simply say: This is how it looks. This is how it feels. Look again.
Flat colors. Clean lines. No frills. Full presence.
Too close. Too cropped. Too real to stay comfortable.
And that’s the point.
PLAY ME. BOY. doesn’t play, doesn’t please, doesn’t cover.
It just is. A body. A gaze. A truth.

More works coming soon.