Worn in Silence

This series dwells in the muted spaces where sorrow settles quietly, carried in the folds of fabric and the weight of stillness. The figures emerge softened, their presence marked not by gesture but by what remains withheld. They hold the residue of what has been endured, their surfaces weathered by time, their forms hushed by layers that neither fully reveal nor fully conceal.

Their facelessness speaks to both erasure and endurance, a reminder of the countless stories left unspoken. In their closeness, one senses a fragile bond, a silent companionship shaped by grief and resilience alike. Though they stand shrouded, they are not empty; within them lingers a tenderness that resists vanishing, a quiet strength that refuses to be broken.

At its heart, Worn in Silence is an homage to the resilience of memory. It acknowledges the weight of what cannot be voiced, while honoring the presence that remains even when words fall away. These works are less about what is lost than about what endures: the persistence of spirit, the unseen ties of survival, and the dignity of silence that still holds its own truth.