Jacob Jemal

In "objects of desire," we are invited to traverse a landscape of poignant stillness, a curated sequence of temporal fragments where life not only pauses but seems to go backwards, leaving us behind. The collection tries to reflect on the profound dissonance between the passage of time and the stagnation of the human spirit in modern life. It speaks to the melancholic undertow of existence in a world where feelings seem washed away, and reality is as fragmented as our own reflections.