Signals Left to Be Found I

In this image, the figure appears not as a presence but as evidence—like a waveform briefly etched into the surface of time. Movement becomes handwriting, and existence is reduced to a gesture that lingers after the body has gone. Albert Einstein once wrote that “the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion.” Here, that illusion thins. What remains is a signal: soft, human, unfinished—left not to announce itself, but to be discovered by a future gaze willing to listen.