“A Return” is a visual and emotional contemplation on the act of coming back to one’s homeland after twelve years of exile. This work does not present return merely as a spatial event, but as a confrontation with a long-standing silence and as a process of reconciliation with a fragmented self shaped by distance, war, and longing.
I explore return as a spiritual and temporal force that sweeps over both body and memory, not simply a geographic occurrence
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