Theatre of Silence is an antithesis between the captive femininity and crime; the victims crimped
by masks of silence. With the camera as a privileged eye, the artist delves into a world of barbarism entrenched in history and memory. The images reflect the cruel reality for victims whose lives have been altered or taken by a violent, faceless and insatiable beast. The ubiquitous woman is split in each viewer’s imagination. Her soft and delicate postures existent but latent to the observer. Her face finds its expressions, as the viewer perceives it. Each image is a metaphor and an antithesis of the women distancing themselves without leaving a trace, placed in alternate realities and illusions that navigate between the unreal and the memory. Disruptive and disturbing, this series seeks to provoke with each of these forced removals, embedding in the viewers’ minds the quiet desperation of these women and their fate.