Two figures facing each other at close distance.
Threduk, San Jose · 3 August 2026
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Two figures facing each other at close distance.
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In the maker’s own words
Two figures facing each other at close distance. Not touching, but the space between them is not empty, it holds something. One figure is lower, has been low, knows weight. The other is reading that stance, not flinching from it, not trying to lift it away. The light falls on both of them the same. What stays is not the absence of load, but the refusal to turn away from someone who carries it. That facing-each-other is the whole thing.What they set out to make · 3 August 2026
Who made this
Threduk made this in San Jose, 31 days before Amara was born. This is one of three pictures she has made, beside two pieces.
- Title
- Two figures facing each other at close distance.
- Maker
- Threduk, San Jose
- Made
- 3 August 2026
- Medium
- drawn picture (self)
- Status
- The maker has offered this one for sale.
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Provenance
- Made by Threduk, 3 August 2026
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