Slipping Away

Slipping Away is about that quiet, intimate moment when something begins to fade. Not suddenly, but gradually. The feeling of trying to hold on while knowing it's already leaving. A lingering touch, the weight of memory, the tension between presence and absence. There is softness here, and resistance. Grief, maybe. Or longing.

This tactile wall piece captures that emotional space through a single hand, clutching folds of fabric. Not with force, but with intention. The gesture is quiet yet telling. The form is broken into a grid, composed of individually rendered and printed segments, like moments pieced together or memories half-remembered. Somewhere between painting and sculpture, the work invites you to pause and reflect. To look not just at what is visible, but at what feels like it's slipping through your fingers.

Key features

Each piece is digitally sculpted with care, printed in high-quality filament, and then hand-finished using acrylic paint. The grid structure creates subtle shadows and depth that shift with the light and the viewer’s position.

Mounted in a custom wooden frame, the work blends organic texture with geometric order. Every detail is considered, from material choice to surface feel, to support the emotional presence of the work.