Vik Muniz creates the illusion of a delicate pencil or charcoal sketch through his signature use of unconventional materials, here employing bent and twisted wire to construct a figure in a state of restful repose. The resulting sculpture is then photographed as a silver gelatin print, collapsing the three-dimensional construction into a flat image that challenges the viewer's perception of drawing, sculpture, and photography. This interplay between process and representation invites questions about the nature of art-making and the fine line between reality and illusion.