2019 > 2020

Exploring the purification processes of grief through the bodily materialities of gray hair, this journey moves from the intimate to the political, tracing the ramifications of loss, the latency of absence, and the proliferation of gray strands on my head. It is an act of overcoming shame and individuality, demanding destigmatization in a public sphere that scrutinizes female and youthful bodies adorned with gray hair.

A message in a bottle, filled with questions: What if gray hair could be recontextualized as something that does not imply death in life itself?

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