In Enraptured, delicate bronze mesh forms are suspended in mid-motion, capturing the energy of dancers lost in performance. These small-scale sculptures channel light through their metallic folds, casting shadows that ripple with texture, movement, and emotion. By merging material and light, Enraptured celebrates the unseen force of movement—those moments when a dancer becomes indistinguishable from their costume, from their performance, from the space they inhabit.

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Though no figure is physically present, each silhouette evokes the suggestion of a body in motion—costumes animated as though by the dancers themselves. The figures are absent, yet vividly implied, as if the energy of their presence has become inseparable from the garments they wear. The result is a ghostly choreography, where fabric becomes form and shadow becomes the dancer.

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