What is missing is often more present than what remains.
In this series, I explore absence not as emptiness, but as a force — a presence defined by what is no longer there, or perhaps was never there at all. Figures dissolve, identities fragment, and spaces hold the imprint of something that has slipped away.
These images inhabit the tension between visibility and erasure. A body without a face, a figure without a self, a moment that cannot fully exist — each composition invites the viewer to confront what is withheld, concealed, or lost.
Absence here is not silence. It speaks — through gaps, through distortions, through the uneasy feeling that something essential has been removed.
What remains when the self is no longer whole?
The Persistence of Old Habits - A figure walks through the rain, holding an umbrella that no longer protects — a quiet meditation on habits that persist long after their purpose has vanished.
The Gap - A direction is given — but the distance remains impossible to cross.
Absent Presence - The body remains — but the self has quietly slipped away.
Farewell to Gravity - Even vanity must hatch from something — daffodils bloom from fractured eggs of self.