In every moment of joy, doubt, conflict, and closeness, she mirrored parts of me I hadn’t yet met: my fears, my longing, my potential. This series is not about her — it’s about the reflection she offered, the truths she surfaced, and the unraveling that followed.

Through layered textures, fragmented shapes, and restrained color palettes, She Was the Mirror explores the raw beauty of emotional exposure — when love forces us to confront ourselves. These works embody silence after words, light after confusion, and strength after loss.

This is not an ode to heartbreak.
It is a dialogue between what I was and what I am becoming.
She held the mirror — but I’m the one still looking in.