Elongated silhouettes drift across soft grounds, blurred at the edges as if dissolving into memory. The figures are faceless, yet their posture conveys intimacy, some walking side by side, others caught in fleeting glances.
Black and white tones merge into gradients that suggest movement, light, and the passage of time, giving the compositions an ethereal stillness. The lack of detail makes them universal, turning strangers into stand-ins for anyone who lingers in the viewer’s thoughts.
In a dining space, they can heighten the elegance of conversation, their quiet presence softening the room with a sense of refinement. In a bedroom, the dreamlike transitions between shadow and form echo the ambiguity of night and reflection.
Within a gallery-like living area, they stand as atmospheric anchors, suggesting stories without ever telling them outright. The effect is haunting yet graceful, a study in connection drawn not through features, but through absence.
