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Desk


 

Fringes of paper torn from notebooks she torturously pens ideas in litter the monumental desk.

A cola can sits in a place of honor among black lipstick and purple nail polish.

The serpentine ribbon of this book loops and lingers, and a sharp-edged wire bow sits as a subtle mask of innocence.

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