“Where the Water Knows Her Name” - 2019 ~ Photographed by Nana Kwadwo Agyei Addo.
She stands half-drenched in the quiet hush of dusk,
arms woven above her head like a question she’s not ready to ask.
The sea hums around her knees, a soft baptism in forgetting.
Her white dress clings like memory, light, reluctant, holding on even as it floats.
She faces away, not from us, but toward something vaster: a silence that calls her by name, a tide that does not demand answers.
The moment is still, yet breathing a girl mid-thought, mid-prayer, mid-becoming.
And though we cannot see her eyes, we feel them closed.
Not in retreat, but in return.
Printed on Photo Paper Lustre Finish
Marble Plastic Finish 1” face and 1.0" depth and standard glass
“Where the Water Knows Her Name” - 2019 ~ Photographed by Nana Kwadwo Agyei Addo.
She stands half-drenched in the quiet hush of dusk,
arms woven above her head like a question she’s not ready to ask.
The sea hums around her knees, a soft baptism in forgetting.
Her white dress clings like memory, light, reluctant, holding on even as it floats.
She faces away, not from us, but toward something vaster: a silence that calls her by name, a tide that does not demand answers.
The moment is still, yet breathing a girl mid-thought, mid-prayer, mid-becoming.
And though we cannot see her eyes, we feel them closed.
Not in retreat, but in return.
Printed on Photo Paper Lustre Finish
Marble Plastic Finish 1” face and 1.0" depth and standard glass
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