Each work originates from hand-drawn source material created by the artist, which is then digitized and reorganized within a constructed image system. These fragments are not treated as illustrative marks, but as structural elements that are layered, manipulated, and recomposed in a digital environment to form a finalized composition.

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The resulting image exists first as a completed digital construct, and is then realized physically as a one-of-one original output print. This object functions as the primary material manifestation of the work and includes a signed certificate of authenticity. The relationship between drawing, digital construction, and print is not sequential reproduction, but a unified system of image production.

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Selected works may also exist as limited or open editions derived from the same constructed file. However, the one-of-one original output remains the first and singular physical realization of that system.