Stoic, weathered, and heavy with extinction-era melancholy—"The End" captures a black-and-grey portrait of Sam Neill’s iconic Jurassic Park character, caught between the wonder of discovery and the inevitability of decay. Framed by teal graffiti and the spiral echo of an ammonite fossil, this piece pulses with fossilized memory and fading grandeur. It’s a visual elegy for lost worlds—scientific, emotional, and cinematic—where past and present collapse under the weight of what once was. Quietly powerful, unapologetically reflective
Stoic, weathered, and heavy with extinction-era melancholy—"The End" captures a black-and-grey portrait of Sam Neill’s iconic Jurassic Park character, caught between the wonder of discovery and the inevitability of decay. Framed by teal graffiti and the spiral echo of an ammonite fossil, this piece pulses with fossilized memory and fading grandeur. It’s a visual elegy for lost worlds—scientific, emotional, and cinematic—where past and present collapse under the weight of what once was. Quietly powerful, unapologetically reflective
