I Am Sorry for What I Said

I Am Sorry for What I Said is a reflection on the harm of impulsive words and an attempt to reckon with their consequences. Conceived after an uncharacteristic moment of outrage and deep regret, the piece became a ritual of accountability and self-punishment. Writing with chocolate—a symbol of fleeting sweetness—I confronted the words I regret saying in a 90-minute performance.

The act left smears and residue, marking the irreparable traces of speech—a surface forever changed. After the performance, the glass remained as a sculpture for the duration of the exhibition, offering a meditation on the fragility of expression and the weight of what we leave behind.

Performance, Installation 2015