If I had known

This work offers a raw depiction of regret and the finality of an irreversible act, through a naked woman with green skin frozen in a state of limbo at the heart of an empty desert. The clean cuts on her wrists, the red pool on the ground, and the sky’s gradient fading into a deep blue graphically embody the anticipation of an impossible return, reminding us that death is eternal where life is short. By contrasting the stillness of this body with the vibrancy of this barren horizon, the work captures the essence of a silent meditation that rejects resignation as a solution, reaffirming that life remains precious and that nothing should stand in the way of the opportunity to love, to be loved, and to live.