Grief 

This project explores the different stages of grief through an artistic and abstract approach. By transforming a personal experience into a visual process, it aims to represent the complex emotions linked to loss.  Each image becomes a space for reflection on resilience and the beauty that can emerge from grief. More than just an intimate narrative, it is an attempt to give tangible form to this experience and to touch on the universal. Through abstraction, the works seeks to evoke rather than explain, leaving space for silence and for what cannot be resolved.  My intention is to give substance to what words often struggle to express.

Shock 
 
The body freezes, everything becomes distant. We seek refuge, a space where we can shelter from the overwhelming, the sudden. 
Silence descends, until the world returns to a bearable state

Denial

 She moves forward, but her shadow reveals a truth she refuses to bear. The body moves, the soul remains frozen. 
 This is denial : silent, massive, omnipresent.

Sadness 

The tears no longer fall. 

They stretch out, long, fragile, tangled.

Sadness clings on, it weaves, it remains.

Anger

Time stands still in the moment when anger turns into a silent scream, a whirlwind of emotions seeking release.​​​​​​​

Acceptance

In the simplicity of watering, an act of care and patience, flowers are reborn.
Each drop brings delicate attention, and acceptance gives way to new blossoms.

Memories

Little by little, they fill the void left by absence. We lay down memories as we lay down soil: carefully, slowly.
And in this simple gesture, we cultivate an inner garden, where absence continues to blossom in a different way.

Spiral

We think we are going round in circles, reliving the same emotions over and over again.
But it is a spiral. Each turn is a little different, a little further, a little higher. It is not going backwards, it is moving forward in a different way.
Grief follows its own rhythm, and with each turn, the light gets closer.

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