exclusive one-of-one screen prints on archival magazine paper;

addressing matters of the heart and the way we love

the work can only be collected if the right key is found for its display box

This series explores the universality of grief through the evocative symbolism of the Three of Swords. Using antique magazine paper as a canvas, I reflect on the layers of collective trauma and history embedded in these fragments of the past. Each of the 23 prints corresponds to a year of my life, marking how grief has shaped and accompanied my journey.

The imagery—carefully selected scenes of people or moments in turmoil—serves as a mirror to shared human suffering. The antique paper adds a tactile connection to the weight of memory and loss, linking personal experiences with a broader historical narrative. Through this work, I aim to create a space for empathy, inviting viewers to confront their own experiences of grief while recognizing its collective nature.

screen-print on archival magazine paper

variable dimensions