Shroud, 2019
Inkjet print on Hahnemühle paper,
Linen cloth smoked with Frankincense
65 x 52 cm




The word “Shroud” as a noun could refer to the garment used to wrapping the corpse in a burial ceremony.
As a verb, the word “Shroud” could also mean “to cover or conceal”.
As a verb, the word “Shroud” could also mean “to cover or conceal”.
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