PORCELAIN TEARS

Porcelain Tears is a visual poem of contradiction.
Faded whites cling to her like memory — a wardrobe of innocence wrapped around a body bearing silent sorrow. Inside the stillness of her home, she floats like a ghost of softness, light on the surface but heavy beneath. Her makeup, clownish and imperfect, tells stories her eyes won’t. Pearls cling to her skin like remnants of joy, while glitter streaks across her cheeks like beautifully broken emotion. This is the sacred space where purity cracks, where beauty stains, where emotions are bleached but not erased. A sad clown dressed in light — fragile, performative, and painfully human.