WALL OF TEARS

Wall of Tears explores grief and collective trauma, rooted in personal loss and a broader reflection on the state of the world. Originally intended for a solo exhibition in 2020, the work remained unresolved after the show was cancelled due to the pandemic. After my father passed from Alzheimer’s last year, I reconnected with the images in a new way—his lifelong support of my artistic practice and love of colour made their transformation into an installation deeply personal.