Weight of Witness

Weight of Witness is a multidisciplinary exploration of grief, love, and the complex emotional architecture that formed within long-term relationships. Rooted in photography, collage, sculpture, textiles, installation, and olfactory objects, the work examines how we carry, transform, and reimagine what remains.

This body of work maps different dimensions of witnessing-intuition, collapse, aftermath, purification, self-confrontation, and emergence. Together, they form a mythic, psychological landscape that reflects caregiving, loss, and the slow, often unseen process of becoming.

This project is not simply an archive of grief. It is a narrative of reconstruction. Through symbolic characters, sculptural bodies, ritual gestures, and sensory vessels, I document the ways we survive rupture, rebuild identity, and reclaim authorship after devastation.

Ultimately, Weight of Witness is a visual and emotional record of becoming—an acknowledgment that even after profound loss, something new can be shaped, inhabited, and lived into.