The Stoic Refugee Of Time
The body turns away, a mute horizon where the face should be, an unfinished sentence suspended between sky and skin. Light perforates the fabric of memory, leaking constellations across her nape like unspoken itineraries. Shadows of foliage crawl over the cotton surface, insinuating that nature has memorized her better than she has herself, mapping roots under the shell of a sweater.
She stands as a reversible photograph: on one side, the stoic refugee of time; on the other, an archive of whispered images that refuse to settle into coherence. The air hums with infinitesimal grains of color, each a microscopic verdict on identity’s failure to ossify. In this quiet collision of botanical silhouettes and cosmic dust, the self becomes a lens misaligned, projecting an elsewhere that devours the here.
She is both transmitter and static: a signal aimed at the cosmos yet forever jammed by the interference of her own secret biography. To look upon her back is to discover the frontiers of your own uncertainty, realizing that the path home is merely an echo bouncing off the smooth wall of her unspoken turning.