In this collection, drawing and collage meet on the same surface. Charcoal passages interact with torn paper fragments that introduce irregular edges and layered shapes. The surface remains flat, yet the combination of drawing and material creates a subtle sense of depth. The torn edge becomes an important visual element. It forms lines, shapes, and boundaries that work alongside the charcoal marks. As fragments overlap, the viewer becomes aware of both the image and the physical structure of the paper itself. These works explore the space between two dimensional image making and three dimen