Tears

“This series inhabits the space between accident and control. Fragile cardboard, often seen as disposable, becomes a surface of persistence, carrying both stains and calculated lines. The laser carves with clinical accuracy, yet the shapes it follows—echoes of drops, curtains, or fading memories—resist definition. What emerges is not a resolution, but a dialogue: between the rigid and the fluid, the architectural and the emotional, the digital trace and the human gesture. The works remain suspended, unfinished, as if they are recalling something almost forgotten.”