Through the Fracture of Time In contrast to the hair’s

In contrast to the hair’s flow

Or are both merely echoes of a mind caught in an eternal state of dissonance

This piece offers a new expression with every viewing

while the heavy darkness worn across the body remains grounded and still — creating a contrast between what fades and what continues to remain

as though form itself is slowly being released into the air

Through the Fracture of Time In contrast to the hair’sFrom the silent cracks of space and memory, a gaze emerges not from another, but from a former version of the self, peering through a fracture in time, quietly watching who weve become. And in that gaze, a question lingers: Have I become the person I once hoped to be? This work captures a quiet reunion with the self, a moment when time folds in on itself and the past meets the present. That distant gaze stirs long forgotten ideals and early