A Moment Before I Go is a meditation on the tension between presence and disappearance. It evokes the fragile insistence of joy in the face of dissolution — the trace of life asserting itself just as it prepares to vanish. The work explores how memory, sensation, and identity resist erasure, marking the space between being and not-being with gestures that are at once urgent and fading. In this moment, color becomes defiance, and form becomes farewell — a quiet rebellion against the dark that waits.
