ABOUT

In a world where the tangible fades into shadows, emerges the figure of ghost clowns. Each of them reflects the duality between superficial joy and inner essence, life and death, the ephemeral and the eternal.

These clowns, adorned with withered hearts and lifeless roses upon their pale faces, symbolize the fragility of existence. Life itself is an act of balance between superficial laughter and the depth of reality. The painted smile conceals tears that spring from the heart, a heart marked by the decay of what once was beautiful and alive.

The dead roses lying upon their countenances serve as a reminder of the vanity of physical and material beauty. Flowers, symbols of life and love, wither over time, much like our youth and earthly passions. This visual contrast invites reflection on the temporality of beauty and the transience of our worldly obsessions.

Each ghost clown is a metaphor for the fleetingness of human existence.