speculative decay in an age of plastic.
In Linger, skull sculptures merge bone, hair, jewellery, coffin fragments, and overgrown organic matter with synthetic waste. These hybrid forms envision a future where decomposition is inseparable from pollution—where plastic weaves itself into the fabric of death.
Blurring the boundary between the natural and the manufactured, Linger questions whether our bodies can return to the earth without leaving a trace. Each piece becomes a contemporary memento mori, reflecting not only on mortality, but on the ecological legacy we leave behind.
Linger invites quiet reflection on what endures, what disappears, and what we choose not to see.
