In "Deconstruction 1," a face emerges from the peeling textures of a weathered wall, like a forgotten

fresco breathing its last secrets. Time has worn away her presence, yet there’s a defiant gaze that

endures beneath the cracks, a mysterious resilience that transcends decay. Colours blend like

whispers—greens and ochres—that speak of both age and fleeting beauty.

This is a portrait of impermanence, where what is left undone holds the true essence of the piece.

"Deconstruction 1" invites us to revel in the remnants, to find poetry in erosion, and to see beauty in

what fades.

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