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Post-Alienation Series explores the quiet return of the self after disconnection — when the body, memory, and space begin to remember each other again.
Through layers of color and abstraction, the works transform emotional distance into visual architecture — a language of healing, silence, and rehumanization.
Here, post-social and post-personal fragments merge into luminous forms, suggesting that beyond alienation lies a new kind of presence — fragile, spiritual, and whole.
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