LET IT BE

LET IT BE, a minimalism takes center stage. Layered paper and worn text evoke the sense of peeling back history, where surfaces cracked with time expose fragmented stories underneath. The neutral tones, contrasted with bold typography and flashes of color, create a quiet but powerful narrative about communication, loss, and what is left behind as time passes.

Together, these works explore the delicate balance between destruction and reconstruction. They challenge viewers to find meaning in fragments, to question what is hidden versus what is revealed, and to reflect on the ways in which we construct and deconstruct our perceptions of self and reality.