Residue of Presence traces the outlines of lives no longer in the frame. Empty chairs. Lit windows. A single item left behind. These images speak softly but with weight—each one holding evidence that someone was here, and is now gone. Not a disappearance, but a departure. Not a void, but a whisper.

This series leans into absence as a form of presence. It asks you to slow down and see what remains: the imprint, the shadow, the residue. What we leave behind, intentionally or not, tells its own story. Residue of Presence is about that story—quiet, partial, and deeply human.


A coat still hangs, casting its silhouette like memory against the cracked ceiling. It's as if someone stepped out mid-task and forgot to return, leaving the moment open-ended.

Last to Leave

Perched at the edge of permanence, the lighthouse watches over a silence that no longer needs saving. Its light is out, but it still stands — not to guide, but to remember.

Signal Long Gone

The stairs rise with quiet intent, leading somewhere once important. Now they pause mid-thought, suspended between where someone stood and where they never made it.

Without Arrival

Tangled remnants rest where water once surged. The shoreline is littered with the bones of trees — each one a quiet testimony to what the tide carried in, and never reclaimed.

After the Rise

The reeds guard a hush at the water’s edge. Every footprint dissolves under the weight of time, leaving only the line where presence once skimmed the surface.

Edge of the Unspoken

Time presses in slowly, tilting what once held weight and purpose. The wooden supports whisper stories of movement long since stilled, their shadows falling in rhythm with the forgotten

The Lean Years

A lone tree anchors itself against the quiet sky, limbs stretched like a map of memory. There is no urgency here — only a bare kind of resilience that waits without asking to be seen.

Holdfast Winter

The walls remain out of habit more than strength. Time has peeled away the surface, but something of the place still lingers — a shape where warmth once lived.

Outgrown 


A book rests unopened, flanked by yellowing pages and static dust — frozen in mid-thought. The room around it has quieted, but the intent still breathes in the things left behind.

Words Left Waiting

The glass is empty, the stories incomplete. This is the residue of presence — a fragment of routine that once filled these corners with sound and smell.

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