This work confronts the fragile remains left behind after emotional erosion, exposure, and transformation. Built from acrylic, resin, broken mirror particles, and fluorescent pigment, the surface appears both damaged and luminous at the same time.
Fragments of reflective material scatter across the mask like traces of memory embedded inside burned matter. The glowing gold tones suggest survival rather than perfection:
something wounded,
yet still radiating presence.
In darkness, fluorescent elements reveal hidden structures beneath the visible layer. What seemed consumed by time quietly continues to exist beyond ordinary perception.
The mask no longer protects.
It exposes what could not be erased.
