Beneath Closed Eyes explores a quiet, introspective moment in which motherhood is seen beyond its surface. While often perceived as a symbol of life and strength, the mother is also a human being shaped by memory, vulnerability, and imperfection.
With her eyes closed, the subject turns inward. In this stillness, layers begin to emerge—not only the presence of a mother, but that of a person who carries uncertainty, makes mistakes, and holds the trace of the girl she once was.