Currently on display at Bluewaters, Dubai, this piece is constructed entirely from carefully tiled and trimmed circuit boards.

It was originally intended to become the substrate for a portrait, but once assembled, the surface felt so clean and visually complete that I decided to leave it untouched, allowing the intricate detailing of the boards to become the artwork in its own right.

The phrase “Money Can’t Buy Me” was added as a tongue-in-cheek intervention. Ironically, the piece can be bought — just not quite in its current form.

It has been intentionally preserved as a future commission piece, allowing a collector to choose the face that will ultimately complete it. Before that happens, the existing text will be removed with acetone and the portrait painted directly onto the circuit-board surface.

For now, it exists in an unusual in-between state: part finished artwork, part blank canvas, and part invitation to become something entirely personal.