The Lost Secrets reflects on the idea that not everything is meant to be fully understood, read, or revealed. There are histories, memories, and conversations that fade over time — not disappearing completely, but becoming unreadable, like a text that still exists but can no longer be deciphered.
Within In Between The Lines, this work considers language not only as a tool for communication, but also as a container of time. When language is repeated, erased, layered, or obscured, it begins to behave like memory — partial, fragile, and incomplete.
The work reflects on what is lost over time: meanings, intentions, conversations, and histories. Yet even when they can no longer be clearly read, their presence remains. Something has been said, something has been lived, something has been remembered — even if it can no longer be fully recovered.
The Lost Secrets is about the presence of something that can no longer be fully known, but still exists as a trace.
The Lost Secrets | Ink on paper | 11 x 8 inches | 2017