A figure caught somewhere between presence and memory.
Afterimage explores the strange way a moment can linger after it has already passed. A solitary figure appears in repetition, shifting from sharp detail into blurred impressions against a deep, weathered green, as though the image itself is struggling to hold onto her.
Part photograph, part fading memory, the piece feels like a frame pulled from an unfinished film or a photograph exposed more than once. Familiar but impossible to fully place, it captures that fleeting space where what we remember and what actually happened begin to overlap.
A figure caught somewhere between presence and memory.
Afterimage explores the strange way a moment can linger after it has already passed. A solitary figure appears in repetition, shifting from sharp detail into blurred impressions against a deep, weathered green, as though the image itself is struggling to hold onto her.
Part photograph, part fading memory, the piece feels like a frame pulled from an unfinished film or a photograph exposed more than once. Familiar but impossible to fully place, it captures that fleeting space where what we remember and what actually happened begin to overlap.
