Damage Done

DAMAGE DONE

50 × 70 cm
Watercolor on paper

INTRO

This piece confronts the moment after impact. The expression carries awareness rather than regret, as if the wound has already been accepted. Damage Done is not about the act itself but about recognition, the clarity that follows chaos. The fractured face holds both consequence and survival, suggesting that once the damage is seen, denial is no longer possible. What remains is the responsibility of living with what has been altered.

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