TWO FACES OF DARKNESS

“TWO FACES OF DARKNESS”

Two figures stand face to face, connected not by body but by root. Beneath the skin, beneath the decisions, something older than us remembers. The cracks are not breaks, but paths through which truth emerges. What we try to sever always finds a way to return. Darkness and light do not fight. They remember each other. The tree grows from what has survived, the darkness holds the weight of everything it has swallowed, and the blood leaves a trace not as a wound, but as proof of existence. In that density, darkness ceases to be a threat. It becomes a place of silence where light remains.

50 × 70 cm
canvas
acrylic, silicone, and twine

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