Assembling digitized VHS and family media, I create an intimate dialogue on life, death, and grief. This audiovisual work transforms my archive into a space to resignify the absence and passing of my mother, Vero.
Medical objects stand as silent protagonists of my mother’s phases of ALS journey. This series traces the intersection of grief and faith through a clinical lens, making visible the caregiver’s profound, unseen labor.
A profound journey through ALS and grief, weaving family photos, medical records, emails, and diary fragments. Four years of love, loss, and memory unfold as a daughter honors her mother Vero, exploring death, absence, healing, remembrance, and solitude.