Ephemera- Ephemera unfolds as a quiet, metaphorical meditation on the fragility of existence in a world shaped by rupture. Through shifting images and fleeting gestures, the work traces the volatile edges of genocide, political unrest, social turmoil, and personal anxiety—not as isolated events, but as conditions that seep into the very texture of everyday life. The video moves like a memory that refuses to settle. Moments appear, dissolve, and reappear, echoing the instability of a time when collective wounds and private fears intermingle. Each fleeting frame becomes a reminder of how quickly life can be altered, erased, or rewritten by forces beyond individual control. In its brevity and its tremor, Ephemera reflects on what it means to live within constant upheaval. The work does not offer answers; instead, it holds space for the residue of sorrow, the trembling of uncertainty, and the small, persistent pulse of resilience hidden within the temporary. Here, the ephemeral is not a dismissal—it is a witness.