Two women cradle a child—an image of care, intimacy, and quiet strength. Yet one of the figures bears a square-shaped head, a geometric rupture that unsettles the softness of the scene. The cool palette of greenish yellows adds emotional distance, casting the moment in a muted, contemplative light.
Echo Split explores the fragmentation of empathy through imposed form. It asks how tenderness survives when the human image is fractured, and how memory reshapes the maternal gaze.