Ghosted, Acrylic on Canvas, 80cm x 100cm

This piece, Ghosted, captures the ache of invisibility. The sudden silence after vulnerability, the space left behind when connection is severed without a word. The figure’s eyes gently closed, echoes a presence that still lingers even in absence. Bold colors contrast with the emotional disorientation of being erased without explanation.

Each layer speaks to a quiet grief, the grief of being remembered only as a moment, not a person. Ghosted is both a question and a memory: did I imagine it, or did you just disappear? This work invites the viewer to sit with discomfort, to acknowledge the emotional violence of abandonment that leaves no closure, just echoes.