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The Measure of a Man is a photographic collage created in Miami, FL. Through fragmentation and repetition, the male body is deconstructed and reassembled, shifting focus away from fixed definitions of masculinity. What remains is not an ideal, but a presence—quiet, physical, and unresolved.
Rather than measuring strength through dominance or form, the work considers masculinity through vulnerability, stillness, and emotional weight. The body exists as both subject and surface, carrying traces of tension, intimacy, and restraint. In this collage, masculinity is not defined by what is shown, but by what is felt—held together by nuance rather than certainty.
Size: 18×24 inches
100% of your payment goes to the artist.
The Measure of a Man is a photographic collage created in Miami, FL. Through fragmentation and repetition, the male body is deconstructed and reassembled, shifting focus away from fixed definitions of masculinity. What remains is not an ideal, but a presence—quiet, physical, and unresolved.
Rather than measuring strength through dominance or form, the work considers masculinity through vulnerability, stillness, and emotional weight. The body exists as both subject and surface, carrying traces of tension, intimacy, and restraint. In this collage, masculinity is not defined by what is shown, but by what is felt—held together by nuance rather than certainty.
Size: 18×24 inches
100% of your payment goes to the artist.