
Paper as an Archive of Memory
This year marked a quieter turning inward—a period of observing how memory settles into material, surface and form.
The works from 2025 emerged through layering, erasure, repetition and intuitive making, allowing traces of what has passed to remain present without being fully revealed. Rather than illustrating memory, I began to explore how it inhabits objects, bodies and spaces—sometimes visible, sometimes only sensed.

Listening to Remnants I
Medium: Ink & Pigment and Handmade Paper pasted on Paper
Size: 21 inches X 26 inches

What Remains Within
Ink Pigment on Paper pulp impression directly from tree bark

Where Memory Rests
Medium: Ink & Pigment and Handmade Paper pasted on Paper
Size: 15 inches X 15 inches

Listening to Remnants II
Medium: Ink & Pigment and Handmade Paper pasted on Paper
Size: 15 inches X 15 inches

Body of Work
Memory Reciprocate in Subconscious
Physical memory forms the foundation of our existence, shaping both our conscious choices and unconscious inclinations. Within my subconscious, I remain guided by the same psychic conditions that once shaped my previous generations, anchoring me to inherited patterns. In this series, I attempt to weave emotional limitations through objects that bear the weight of time—objects steeped in layered narratives. At times, it is not the object itself that holds significance, but the traces of erosion, dents, and marks inscribed upon its surface, which I have chosen to foreground. Suspended within a haze, they evoke the ambiguity of my subconscious, yet also resonate with a terrain that feels deeply familiar

Memory Reciprocate in Subconscious I
Medium: Ink & Pigment on Paper
Size: 30 inches X 30 inches
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Memory Reciprocate in Subconscious II
Medium: Ink & Pigment on Paper
Size: 34 inches X 34 inches
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Memory Reciprocate in Subconscious III
Medium: Ink & Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 34 inches X 34 inches

Memory Reciprocate in Subconscious IV
Medium: Ink & Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 34 inches X 34 inches