This work speaks to absence — of care, of truth, of nourishment. The burned, stained papers carry a simple but heavy message: “They left us flags, not food.”
It’s about systems that offer symbols instead of solutions. The layered textures, raw marks, and handwritten words resist silence.
It’s a quiet kind of protest. A refusal to disappear.
acrylic,oil,watercolor,pastel, and paper on soviet-era cotton fabric
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This work speaks to absence — of care, of truth, of nourishment. The burned, stained papers carry a simple but heavy message: “They left us flags, not food.”
It’s about systems that offer symbols instead of solutions. The layered textures, raw marks, and handwritten words resist silence.
It’s a quiet kind of protest. A refusal to disappear.
acrylic,oil,watercolor,pastel, and paper on soviet-era cotton fabric
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