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"emma," a woman clad in a red coat, quietly takes a seat.

This work captures the presence of a single woman through bold red and black hues, a grainy texture, and a silhouette that appears to have been cut out.

We are not told who emma is, where she is, or what she is thinking.
Even her expression remains ambiguous; only her posture, clothing, and demeanor allow us to imagine her character.

When we try to understand someone, we don’t know everything about them.
We construct their identity from fragments of information.

“emma” is a work that captures the very essence of such a person in a single visual image.