At the site of skulls, the self is crucified and tripled.
GOLGOTHA bears witness to a threshold where identity fractures — not to protect, but to surrender.
It holds the tension between legacy and release.
What remains is a memory of the body,
repeated, watching, waiting for absolution.
GOLGOTHA bears witness to a threshold where identity fractures — not to protect, but to surrender.
It holds the tension between legacy and release.
What remains is a memory of the body,
repeated, watching, waiting for absolution.
36 x 15 x 6
