All but Thoughts is a body of abstract drawings developed through drawing as a ritual and somatic practice. Executed in charcoal on paper with dry brushes, the works are made alla prima. Rather than beginning with a predetermined image or symbolic program, Tobón enters the act of drawing through a state of attention shaped by breath, voice, bodily awareness, and an inquiry into what moves beneath deliberate thought. In this condition, form arises from gesture, material, and the body’s axes—left and right, above and below, inner and outer—as if the drawing were registering an exchange between receptive and generative forces.