The Yellow Shirt explores how an ordinary object can continue to hold the presence of a body long after it has disappeared. Rather than functioning as a personal relic or symbolic substitute, the shirt becomes a site where memory, absence, and projection converge. It exists in the uncertain space between objects and the body, suggesting a presence that can be sensed but never fully recovered.The project examines how everyday objects accumulate traces of lived experience and how they continue to shape our perception through what they withhold as much as through what they reveal. By shifting attention from the body to what remains, The Yellow Shirt reflects on the fragile relationship between material presence, memory, and the act of looking.
