Sergiu Georgescu

This Romanian printmaker’s studio smelled like ink and old paper, his hands always smudged. He’d spend hours tweaking a single plate, dragging the needle until the image looked barely there. One afternoon, he carved a bold, jagged shape that could be a broken branch or a scream, he called it Mal, which just means “sick” in Romanian.

Why not start with that? Tap into a quiet corner of his prints and see what’s barely holding together.