A child stands within a field of gold and black leaves, several inscribed with Bengali words. The writing transforms the leaves into fragments of language and memory—words carried from childhood, family, and homeland. Set against a weathered silver-and-gold surface, the child’s vivid pink clothing remains immediate while the surrounding text and forms appear to drift, fade, and resurface. What the Leaves Remember explores how language holds belonging, even when memories become fragmented by time and migration.
24×20 Mixed Media on Wood - Framed
A child stands within a field of gold and black leaves, several inscribed with Bengali words. The writing transforms the leaves into fragments of language and memory—words carried from childhood, family, and homeland. Set against a weathered silver-and-gold surface, the child’s vivid pink clothing remains immediate while the surrounding text and forms appear to drift, fade, and resurface. What the Leaves Remember explores how language holds belonging, even when memories become fragmented by time and migration.
24×20 Mixed Media on Wood - Framed
