

Rendered in a hushed monochrome, the figures gather like echoes of one another—adult and child repeating the same bowed posture, as if inheritance is less a gift than a gravity that pulls the gaze downward. The spare field of gray becomes an emotional weather, where soft smudges and stark contour lines choreograph a quiet procession of intimacy and burden, tenderness and resignation. At their feet, the small paper boats read as fragile vessels for hope—promises folded with care yet set adrift in uncertainty—while the near-mirroring of bodies suggests time looping, generations rehearsing the same unsaid stories.







