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It’s April Suzanne

This work unfolds through the assumption of shifting characters, each responding to a moment where inner continuity fails to keep pace with external change. The characters emerge as attempts to reconcile these fractures within the subconscious: ways of rehearsing feeling, memory, and attachment after they have already begun to dissolve.

Moving between roles becomes a means of catching up, of processing what cannot be held onto directly. Rather than offering resolution, the work lingers in the space between presence and departure, where identity reshapes itself in response to what is no longer there.