You’re Not Going To Reach Her With Your Words delves into the limitations of verbal communication and the deeper ways in which we connect as human beings. This piece challenges the notion that words alone can bridge emotional and psychological gaps between people, especially when physical or emotional distance is present. Instead, it points to the profound, often unspoken elements that shape our relationships: shared experiences, unexpressed emotions, and the silent understanding that transcends language.

The artwork reflects on how physical separation can strain connections, highlighting how misunderstandings arise when words fail to capture the complexity of human emotions. It asks the viewer to consider the ways in which meaningful connection requires more than just conversation—how empathy, intuition, and shared memories play a vital role in truly understanding and reaching another person. This piece is a reminder that sometimes, to really connect with someone, we have to go beyond the surface of speech and into the realm of unspoken truths.

Human relationships are layered, complex, and deeply intertwined. My Books & His Books Had Become Our Books seeks to capture the beauty and nuance of these connections—the ways in which our lives overlap and shape one another, often in ways we may not fully perceive. The invisible threads that link us to those around us form a network of experiences and identities, influencing how we move through life.

In creating this artwork, I aimed to emphasize both the visible and invisible aspects of these relationships. Some connections are clear and easily recognizable, while others exist beneath the surface, shaping us in subtle and profound ways. The interplay between these elements reflects the shared human experience, where we are constantly influenced by those we meet, the places we inhabit, and the memories we carry.

This piece invites viewers to reflect on their own relationships and the unseen connections that impact their lives. It reminds us that while we may not always see the full picture, our bonds with others are integral to the fabric of our identities, often guiding our personal growth and self-discovery.