30 x 30 x 37cm
 
Timber, slide frames, artist pigment and faux silver leaf
 
In Absent Play, memory gathers through fragments rather than images. Colour becomes association; structure becomes thought. The cubes recall a language once known — one of instinct, repetition, and quiet construction. Each frame holds the trace of something once tangible, now translated into rhythm and absence.
What is built here is not a tower but a sequence of relations: between colour and feeling, between word and silence, between the seen and the forgotten. Absent Play becomes a meditation on the ways we reconstruct what can no longer be pictured — the delicate balance between presence and loss.