“Death ends a life, not a relationship”

Missing Six is a minimalist and conceptual sculpture with a strong symbolic meaning. The composition consists of a rectangular white panel with five round, three-dimensional forms. The title and the accompanying quote – “Death ends a life but not a relationship” – suggest a theme of loss and remembrance.

The absence of the sixth element, though not visually apparent, is felt through the title and context. This evokes a deep sense of absence, as if the piece is a silent tribute to what was once whole but is now missing. The monochrome white color reinforces this feeling of emptiness, silence, and reflection, while the tactile forms create a playful, almost childlike association, making the contrast between innocence and loss even more powerful.

This work invites the viewer to reflect on the lasting impact of those who are no longer present. Their physical presence may be gone, but the relationship and memories remain.