Epitaph

Red booklet with cut-out star designs revealing colorful photographs underneath.

Epitaph is a visual meditation on the five stages of grief as shifting, non-linear states of being. It navigates the transience of moments that cannot be held, reflecting on how we make sense of loss.

Positioned at the intersection of fashion communication, visual storytelling and creative publishing, the project uses photography and material construction to examine how emotional states can be translated into physical and visual forms.

Rather than presenting grief as a linear process with a defined resolution, the publication reflects its instability through image sequencing, tactile experimentation and advanced bookbinding methods.

This book is not just about death, but the quiet persistence of life within grief.

Open magazine showing a photo of a woman with black hair in a black outfit on the left page, and a woman in a red sheer dress with black hair standing in a room decorated with string lights on the right page.

To explore a wider selection of photographs from Epitaph, please visit the Projects section.

Close-up of a red cutting board with a star-shaped cutout, showing a landscape with trees, grass, and a small pond through the cutout.