Whispers Of Yesterday by Fiza Hussain

This artwork suggests a contemplation of unknown aspect of space, suggesting that the true essence both within and beyond, is profound and unfamiliar. Empty, deteriorating objects now echo the joy and sorrow they once held. Each worn-out item and space embody a profound melancholy, akin to a constant heartache. These remnants tell a vivid story of past lives, inviting us to listen to their quiet, sorrowful tales. The spaces, like silent storytellers, embrace the ruins, absorbing the emotions and stories left behind. They become keepers of memories, acknowledging the lives that once animated these spaces. This evocative journey through abandoned places reveals a tangible connection between the inanimate and the vivid memories they hold, creating a poignant tableau of bygone moments

This artwork was exhibited at Method in the group exhibition "The Parliament is Now in Session" (August 2025)