When everything else is gone
Loss doesn’t always arrive with noise. Sometimes, it’s the quiet that follows that lingers the longest. "When Everything Else is Gone" is a photographic meditation on loss and the quiet unraveling that follows. The series explores what remains when people, places, and connections fade, leaving behind only the traces we carry in memory. But memory is fragile. It shifts, fades, distorts. Through a series of poetic and often ambiguous images, this project reflects on how we attempt to hold on — and how, inevitably, we begin to let go. Blurred forms, incomplete figures, and muted spaces speak to the impermanence of presence and the erosion of detail over time. The series invites the viewer to sit in that space — between presence and absence, love and loss, memory and forgetting — and to consider how we carry the things we've lost, even as they begin to disappear.