Aloneness #4

“Aloneness #4” continues my exploration of solitude as both a burden and a source of quiet resilience. In this piece, I turn inward to examine the fragile balance between isolation and presence — the way silence can weigh heavily, yet also expand into possibility.

The work is less about loneliness as absence, and more about the subtle textures of being with oneself. By stripping away distractions, I aim to make visible the overlooked details of interior life: the pulse of breath, the grain of memory, the vibration of waiting.

Aloneness #4 is not a declaration of emptiness, but a moment suspended — a meditation on how solitude shapes perception, and how stillness, when fully inhabited, becomes a space of transformation.