Jover uses ink to navigate the rough, storied surface of vintage paper, allowing the printed text underneath to bleed into the subject's identity. The use of found materials grounds the work in a specific sense of history, where the physical appearance of the subject is inseparable from the medium itself. This approach creates a dialogue between the old printed word and the new hand-drawn image.

Fragmented facial features emerge through advanced shading techniques, creating a vivid visual contrast against the minimalistic color palette. The detailed rendering of hair texture adds a tactile quality to the portrait, inviting an exploration of human subjectivity through a stripped-down aesthetic framework. The result is a work that feels intimate and raw, focusing on the essential elements of the human form.