Description: A memorial to a past long gone, composed of scattered fragments, faded color, and rooted textures. Together, they recreate a quiet sense of loss, nostalgia, and unresolved longing.
This sculpture whispers of longing — a soft echo of something lost, irretrievable, and yet ever-present. Through a scattering of natural materials and broken ceramics, the work becomes a visual archive of forgotten moments. The faded textures and fragmented arrangement mimic the way memory erodes — not vanishing, but thinning, softening, dimming.
The title evokes regret without desperation. There is no plea, only reflection. The broken shard does not demand restoration. It simply exists, like a relic from a time that mattered deeply once, and quietly still does.
The composition is passive, still, silent — but emotionally loaded. It doesn’t tell a story; it holds one. Not in words, but in arrangement. I Wish It Would Return doesn’t illustrate nostalgia. It inhabits it.
