“1990 - Alice”, created in 2024, is a haunting and nostalgic exploration of memory, identity, and temporal dislocation. The work blurs the boundaries between past and present, constructing a visual narrative that feels suspended between eras. Through its carefully controlled composition and atmospheric tone, the piece evokes the sensation of revisiting a fragmented memory—familiar yet distant, intimate yet unreachable.

The title suggests both a specific point in time and a personal presence, yet the work resists straightforward interpretation. Instead, it opens a space for reflection on how identity is shaped and reshaped over time. Subtle visual cues and layered textures create a sense of depth that draws the viewer inward, as if stepping into a recollection that is still forming.

At its core, “1990 - Alice” reflects on the emotional weight of memory and the way the past continues to echo within the present. It is a meditative and slightly melancholic piece, where absence becomes as meaningful as presence. “1990 - Alice” (2024) lingers as a poetic study of time, identity, and the fragile nature of remembrance.