Fragments of Things Unspoken

Fragments of Things Unspoken is a piece that embodies my artistic approach, where digital image manipulation, collage, painting, and printing techniques converge into a singular expression. Created within a plexiglass box, this one-of-a-kind work reflects my fascination with fragmentation, layering, and the tension between visibility and obscurity.

In this piece, I weave together disparate elements—torn textures, urban decay, printed remnants, and organic forms—constructing a mosaic where a face emerges, partially revealed yet never fully graspable. There’s a constant push and pull between presence and absence, between what is seen and what remains hidden. Each fragment carries a story, a memory, or a trace of something unspoken, inviting the viewer to piece together their own narrative.

Through this process of dissection and reconstruction, I explore the complexities of perception, identity, and the ephemeral nature of human expression. Fragments of Things Unspoken is more than an image—it’s an experience, a tactile meditation on what lingers beneath the surface, waiting to be deciphered.