Black and white dominate the drawing, pierced by violent hues of red. At its center stands a woman torn apart—a sex worker. Her body is endlessly desired, consumed, and owned by many, yet her face is dark, distorted, almost unrecognizable. It mirrors the way she feels within: unseen, emptied, dehumanized.

Scattered and hidden inside the image are words like sex, perversion, addiction, suffering, stress, skin, raw, distress, agony, pain, and taken—fragments of a language shaped by exploitation and loss.