Touching on memory, loss, and the impermanence of experience, What Was Left Behind draws from a storm I witnessed in Rabat, Morocco—a moment of both rupture and stillness. The work captures the emotional residue of that event, translating atmosphere into texture and sensation. Layered with mixed media, the surface holds traces of movement and erosion, evoking how memory settles unevenly over time. This piece is part of an ongoing exploration of how external landscapes mirror internal shifts, particularly in the face of dislocation, transition, and recollection.