Salt Fish is an exploration of fragility, memory, and emotional survival
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Like a fish covered in salt, the works speak of what is preserved at the cost of hardening, of what resists time but leaves its mark.
Salt appears as a symbol of both protection and wound: it preserves, but it also burns. Each piece engages with the ideas of body, boundary, and exposure, inviting the viewer to observe what has been preserved so as not to disappear.
This exhibition does not seek answers, but rather a pause. A space to look at the vulnerable without looking away, where the contained and the silenced find form.
DALWA DONOFFRE 
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