Beneath a thin, ghostlike veil, a skeletal form quietly reveals itself—something fragile and mortal hidden underneath an almost elegant exterior. The figure reaches outward with exposed human hands, blurring the boundary between the living and the dead. The work explores the idea that what haunts us is not always something outside of us. Sometimes it is the parts of ourselves we keep covered: grief, fear, insecurity, memories, and the awareness of our own mortality.
Beneath a thin, ghostlike veil, a skeletal form quietly reveals itself—something fragile and mortal hidden underneath an almost elegant exterior. The figure reaches outward with exposed human hands, blurring the boundary between the living and the dead. The work explores the idea that what haunts us is not always something outside of us. Sometimes it is the parts of ourselves we keep covered: grief, fear, insecurity, memories, and the awareness of our own mortality.