

Pendants
Icons meant to remain close. Suspended forms carrying memory, belief, or quiet defiance. Never decorative — always intentional.


ACANTHUS SANGUINIS
Finished on one side only.

RADIX SANGUINIS
The prayer no longer spoken.

SCINTILLA SANGUINIS
Light from the break.

GRADUS SANGUINIS
Counted one step at a time.
AMPULLA SANGUINIS
Left in the vial.
It’s the most sensitive chapter of the three, because it’s the closest to me. And I’m not done yet.
In the photo

TITULUS SANGUINIS
The surface that remembers.
DEVOTIO SANGUINIS
What the throat cannot say.
PALLIUM SANGUINIS
The wound, half covered.
PLEXUS SANGUINIS
Blood, woven into memory.
Some wounds, however well you treat them, stay as scars.
In the photo

VITTA SANGUINIS
Melted into drops.
It’s the most sensitive chapter of the three, because it’s the closest to me. And I’m not done yet.
In the photo

FLOSCULUS SANGUINIS
It kept its colour.
CINGULUM SANGUINIS
The knot that held.
INFULA SANGUINIS
One loop gave way.
VENA SANGUINIS
The seam that held.
SPOLIUM SANGUINIS
Saved from the ruin.
It’s the most sensitive chapter of the three, because it’s the closest to me. And I’m not done yet.
In the photo

FORAMEN SANGUINIS
Open at one corner.
GEMELLUS SANGUINIS
One holds the other.
PUGIO SANGUINIS
Two points, one wire.
Some wounds, however well you treat them, stay as scars.
In the photo

STIPES SANGUINIS
Cracked like a trunk.
SILEX SANGUINIS
Sharpened by breaking.
FLUXUS SANGUINIS
Still running down.
LUNULA SANGUINIS
What grew back.






