‘The Quiet Part, Out Loud’, my second solo exhibition, originally ran at the Station Gallery from February 4th to March 25th, 2023. Here you’ll find my artist statement, every individual piece in the exhibition, and a full gallery tour video hosted by yours truly.
Grief. A somber subject. An inescapable aspect of the human experience. All of us will suffer loss over the course of our lives – death, heartbreak, lost opportunity, to name a few. And we will grieve. For many people, that grief does not act as a singular rogue wave which batters against us ceaselessly, and then subsides to calm seas. Rather, the waves keep coming. Collapsing us when we feel we finally got our footing, serving us a reminder of its existence. Grief may become easier to cope with, but it is not always overcome.
This series seeks to explore that side of grief; the vast, overwhelming isolation it can cause – even within our daily routines. Exploring the stages of grief through the lens of memory – both the classic stages, and those that are lesser known, such as crises of faith, questioning, and apathy. I aim to also explore representations of the manifestations of absence and loss on the physical body. These works collectively aim to explore how grief presents itself, and how we manage to dwell within it.
Sometimes, grief is quietly tolerated rather than conquered.
Part I: Isolation
Part II: Memory
I. Blurred Series
II. Omission Series
III. Obstruction Series







IV. Error Series












V. Incomplete Series









VI. Cycle Series


VII. Distortion Series












VIII. Altered Series






IX. Sparse Series
















X. Decay Series




XI: Regaining Series







Part III: Physical
















Gallery Tour
This is a video of the show as it appeared in the Station Gallery, narrated by yours truly. Enjoy.
Note: in the preamble, I thank many people, including my girlfriend. Happily, she is now my wife.
Proposed a few weeks after the show opened, and she said yes. She’s my favourite person, and I just wanted to share.





































