Sliver Lining revisits my father’s archive through family photographs, medical records, notes and objects. Moving between grief, memory and belated knowledge, the project traces how I continue to
Echo Only Post Office explores grief as a one-way system of communication. Images become echoes, sustaining connection across distance where presence can no longer be returned.
“But when can I see cremation again?” is a question I wanted to ask my mother at my father’s funeral when his body was about to enter the incinerator and when my mom stopped me from watching it. However, I eventually didn’t ask. The experience of death I