The print depicts an antique female torso sculpted through meticulous, dense cross-hatching in deep monochrome ink. Strong tonal contrast defines the curves of the classical fragment, catching the light across the torso while receding into deep shadow and a textured background. The intricate linear mesh gives the stone subject a palpable sense of weight and tactile depth.
Created in 2011 by Serhiy Zapadnya, a master of graphic art and metaphorical painting, the piece reflects a disciplined engagement with classical anatomy and printmaking technique.
With its 25 × 20 cm dimensions and balanced margins, the work is well suited for a study, private library, or framed arrangement on a gallery wall, bringing a quiet, architectural presence to the interior.