SERIES

In “Tides of Memory,” I depict two figures emerging from a colorful landscape.
The fish, sometimes blue, sometimes pink, move among the columns and broken forms like carriers of memories.

With “Tides of Memory,” I aim to express the fluidity of recollection, how it can sharpen or dissolve into small, elusive details.
The figures, at times complete and at times fragmented, reflect the struggle to hold onto what slips away.
The patterns, lines, and repeated shapes create a rhythm reminiscent of a tide.
It is a place where memory is not fixed. Is a living wave that returns
transforms, and rewrites what we believed we knew.