"What Seeps Through Until," captures a state of pressure and congestion. The drawing emerges from a feeling of being filled to capacity—where sensation accumulates faster than it can be processed, producing a sense of mental overflow.

Rather than moving abruptly, the image develops through seepage. Forms press inward, layer over one another, and spread without clear direction. The movement is gradual yet relentless, creating a condition where boundaries blur and orientation becomes unstable.

​The work does not depict a specific source of distress, but stays with the sensation itself: a state of infiltration where something slowly takes hold, thickening the space until clarity gives way to saturation.