I Can Still Feel You explores how a person can remain present after leaving our lives. The work comes from an introspective reflection on letting go and how relationships continue to shape us through memory, even when someone is no longer physically present.

Two figures occupy different states: one remains standing, while the other loses its physical integrity and persists through fragments incorporated into the first. These fragments represent the memories we carry of others, preserving their presence as we remember them. Plant fibers and vines connect and bind the figures, reflecting the attachment, dependence, growth, and tension found within emotional relationships.

A wasp introduces another dimension of physical tension and vulnerability. Together, these elements explore how absence can become a lasting presence, continuing to shape the person who remains.