In the Silent Witness series, the artist seeks to suspend and transcend time and space, creating a dialogue between past and present. The works draw on nostalgia and memory photographs, treating them as both aesthetic objects and cultural artifacts. Through processes of alteration, erasure, and recontextualization, the images are transformed into sites of quiet testimony, where absence and material vulnerability become central.

At the core of the work are questions about the agency of the photograph itself: What does a photograph retain, and what does it withhold? How do images carry traces of lived experience while remaining open to new meanings? By reworking historical and vernacular imagery, the series imagines how photographs might not only preserve memory, but also generate speculative futures—inviting viewers to reconsider the role of the photographic image as both witness and narrator across time.