Out Of Gas

Out of Glass draws from the fragmented quality of childhood memories and half-remembered dreams. Two men stand beside a car, smoking on the side of a road, their figures appearing dark and unapproachable. Bags sit in the trunk while a crow swoops toward the scene, creating an atmosphere of uncertainty and quiet suspicion. The image reflects the way a child might observe the adult world from the backseat of a car—seeing unfamiliar people and places without understanding their stories or intentions. Who are these men, and what brought them there? The ambiguity allows the scene to exist somewhere between memory, imagination, and reality, where ordinary moments can become mysterious through the eyes of a child.