Sound of absence explores absence not simply as emptiness, but something full, full of meaning, full of memory, and full of feelings. My work reflects upon how absence can be visually translated into spaces, objects, and symbols, it aesthetically conveys what is no longer there but still felt. Each painting becomes a frozen movement. It turns into stillness: heavy, slow, almost broken carrying the weight of what once was there. In this absence, we hear the echoes of the past.