In Fall, the figure is shown with his head tilted upward, emerging from a dense field of engraved lines created through the slow process of etching on zinc. The tightly woven surface surrounds the face, allowing the image to appear gradually.

The upward position of the head suggests a moment of release, as though the figure is caught between surrender and elevation. A subtle vertical line crossing the composition introduces a sense of tension, dividing the space and reinforcing the feeling implied by the title. Rather than describing a literal fall, the image evokes an interior state, a moment in which balance is lost and the figure drifts into an uncertain, silent space.

In Geraci's piece, the accumulation of engraved lines records the passage of time, transforming the act of engraving into a meditative process in which the figure emerges slowly.

Etching on zinc
Plate: 20 x 15 cm
Paper: 50 x 35 cm
Edition of 7