The Sea So Deep, the Earth So Dark explores the fleeting nature of time, capturing the tension between movement and stillness. Through intricate perforations on dark surfaces, the images come alive when held against the light—ephemeral, shifting, never fully graspable. Each piece is a meditation on transience, a moment suspended between past and future. The interplay of shadow and illumination mirrors memory itself: fragmented, reconstructed, and deeply personal. By inviting light to complete the work, it blurs the line between presence and absence, permanence and impermanence. In this suspended moment, time does not pass—it lingers, waiting to be seen.