Dragged & Drawn is a quietly powerful, tech-haunted portrait series created with nothing but a trackpad and a finger. Each piece explores the tension between physical expression and digital constraint—figures paused mid-gesture, rendered in minimal strokes, caught somewhere between signal and self. The collection blends poetic ambiguity with a cool, coded edge. Every line carries the friction of its making. These aren’t traditional portraits—they’re moments of transmission: half-formed identities, expressions buffering, people rendered with the same tools used to scroll past them. It’s a study in restraint, presence, and intimacy—proof that even with the least expressive tool, something unmistakably human can break through.