Black metallic sculpture of two birds, one perched on the other's back, set against a plain white background.

THE TRACE WE LEAVE

Two birds, entwined in their final moment. Their bodies rest in stillness, as if holding on to each other until the very end. What appears to be a tender gesture reveals itself as a quiet testimony of loss — not accidental, but caused.

Their death is not part of nature’s cycle, but a consequence of human action. Climate change leaves its marks: in landscapes, in ecosystems, in bodies. The Trace We Leave portrays this silent legacy. No outcry, no spectacle — only silence.

Two blackened, charred animal skulls on a white surface.

Two blackened, charred bird sculptures with elongated bodies and pointed beaks resting on a white surface.

Close-up of a white ceramic or porcelain bird sculpture with a smooth, matte finish, detailed feathers, and a curved beak.

SILENT WATCH

The lower bird lies motionless on its back — a quiet figure, lifeless, a symbol of transience. Above it sits a second bird, seemingly indifferent, watching but not acting.

Together, they form an image of witnessing without intervention, a silent echo of how we watch the world change as we wait.

White sculpture of a bird looking down, with its reflection beneath it, set against a plain background.

White sculpture of a bird, possibly a dove, resting on a surface.

White sculpture of a goat's head with elongated features, mounted on a metal rod against a plain background.