Bury Me in Galliano

Bury Me in Galliano revisits spaces that linger at the edges of memory. The houses are not meant to represent specific places, but function as metaphors, vessels for moments that continue to echo long after they have passed.

Through heightened color and atmospheric distortion, I place these scenes somewhere between reality and recollection. Oranges, purples, and muted tones function less as description and more as residue, traces of moments that remain vivid while others fade. The palette reflects how memory operates, uneven and emotional, preserving certain moments with clarity and vibrance while allowing others to dissolve. Color becomes a way of signaling what remains emotionally present.

Rather than reconstructing the past, the work explores what lingers, the quiet tension between what was lived, what’s been lost, and what still echoes beneath the surface.

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