I Miss My Life 1

A photograph of a dark green glazed ceramic in the form of a piece of paper with crumpled edges. It is standing on a white platform, leaning against the white wall behind it. There is a poem imprinted on the page, although it's difficult to read due to a reflective glare.

A close-up photograph of the upper half of a dark green glazed ceramic. It is shaped in the form of a piece of paper with crumpled edges, and is leaning against a white wall. There is a poem imprinted on the page which reads: “Let’s keep dreaming Of wavy drunken nights Of hugs and cuddles Of dumb jokes and Stupid crackhead nights with friends Of Ari Of happiness Of the feeling of hope Of freedom Let’s look out at the landscape Look into all the dreaming”

A photograph of a blue glazed ceramic in the form of a piece of paper with crumpled edges. It is standing on a white platform, leaning against a white wall. There is a poem imprinted on the page.

A photograph of a light brown, unglazed ceramic. It is flattened into an oval shape with rough, ripped edges and a coarse texture. It is standing on a white platform and leaning against a white wall. A rectangular box is raised in the center with 3 lines of words that read, “I miss my life. What is life now? Pathetic.”