The Color of Regret is a solo exhibition that explores the themes of regret and forgiveness, delving into the delicate emotions that exist within us. The artist photographs people, landscapes, and small everyday moments, offering viewers an opportunity for reflection.
The works often convey a sense of calm and nostalgia. Fragmented thoughts such as “If only I had spoken one more time,” “If only I had acted more gently,” or “If only I had believed more” form the emotional core of the project.
Photographed with an analog camera, the images capture small human figures in vast, atmospheric landscapes, using memory, distance, and reconciliation as visual metaphors. Each piece invites the viewer to experience being alone without feeling lonely.
In the end, The Color of Regret is not a lament, but an act of inner peace. Through these images, the audience can experience forgiveness in silence and realize that uncertain choices can gain meaning with time.