20x24, acrylic
 
"Do You Remember Me?" is a haunting yet tender work that balances vulnerability with visual punch. Against a dreamlike, pale blue background, a skeletal figure—rendered in ghostly violet—floats in partial form, as if fading from memory. The bones, simplified and stylized, evoke both mortality and the remnants of identity, stripped down to their essence. The handwritten question—“Do you remember me?”—acts as both confrontation and quiet plea. It asks not just for recognition, but for acknowledgment of presence, of existence, of what once was. It turns the painting into a conversation—between past and present, memory and forgetting, self and other.