Patience Series: Patience 2

The second piece in the Patience Series portrays a woman seated on a bench, seemingly in a park. Here, I explore how the human body conforms to the bench’s three-dimensional form, emphasising its natural adaptation to space. I also experiment with blurred backgrounds rather than sharp perspectives, creating a softer, more atmospheric composition.

About this series

This series explores impermanence and mortality as inescapable conditions of life. Each work depicts familiar public settings—cafés, street corners, local shops—where people engage in quiet, everyday routines. By pixelating the faces of humans, animals, and other living beings, I highlight the shared fate that unites us beyond identity: all life is finite.

“Memento Mori” invites viewers to consider mortality not as a dramatic or distant concept, but as a quiet undercurrent within the ordinary. Future pieces in the series will alternate between scenes in the UK and Colombia, tracing a universal thread through culturally distinct landscapes.