Blue Skirt
Blue Skirt — She stands between silence and color, half fading, half becoming. The gold holds her like a memory, while the blue tries to name what can’t be said. It’s a moment of stillness — fragile, honest, and unfinished.
Red Hair
She stands unguarded, yet distant — as if listening to something only she can hear.
Forbidden Love
Forbidden Love — A quiet remembrance of what once lingered between two souls. One turning away, one reaching toward the past — their presence suspended between silence and memory. It’s not a story of loss, but of something too fragile to name.
Sedative
What remains is a kind of tenderness that hurts, a quiet wanting that refuses to fade.
Waiting for love
Waiting for Love — She stands in the hush of her own longing, where every heartbeat feels like a question.
Yellow Flower Ring ( The Kiss)
The Kiss — A moment that dissolves everything else. No past, no future — only the trembling pause where two souls recognize each other.
Unseen
When Coronavirus hit the world, nobody had the slightest idea that it would change absolutely everything so drastically.It got clear little by little that all the people of the world were affected in one way or another: financially, emotionally, physically, health wise, you name it. And as you have so correctly stated, it seems that women have been the double victims of it; just like any other situation dealing with women and human beings as a whole.
Not only have they been the ones being impacted by the unemployment and financial crisis so hard, they have suffered other aspects, like domestic violence, of the situation as well. As a female student who is struggling to go on, I would love to be a part of this movement.Apart from the tangible effects and results that can be expected, it also has a symbolic meaning for me. I have called my piece “UNSEEN” to honor all those women who go through life suffering every day without anyone even noticing them, seeing them, and helping them.
I See You
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Self Portrait with Parrot — It was a single day. The parrot came to my balcony and stayed with me, as if we already knew each other. No words, no reason — just quiet company under the same light. And then it left, carrying a small piece of calm I hadn’t realized I needed.
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