This three-image series delves into the quiet, haunting nature of loneliness. Using familiar objects—a bed, a toothbrush, and a dining place setting—the compositions emphasize absence through the deliberate emptiness of the left side of each frame. The full right side symbolizes the routine of daily life, yet the space suggests an unshakable void. Through this contrast, the work speaks to the emotional weight of being alone, magnifying the small, intimate moments that often highlight our deepest fears of solitude. Each image embodies the tension between presence and absence, inviting the viewer to confront their relationship with loneliness and the spaces it occupies.