Letters I Should Have Written You
Speaking your true feelings and thoughts to someone is entirely terrifying. It becomes even more gut-wrenching when it's something negative, and to someone you care a great deal for. While communication is the backbone of all relationships, it puts more pressure on both parties’ shoulders; you want to be honest without being hurtful, and sometimes it's easier not to say anything at all. The result is a few days of heartache followed by weeks and sometimes months of "What I should have said was..." or "I can't believe I never said...” it's an afterthought of personal guilt, heartache, embarrassment, shame, and unrealized honesty. These have become the letters I should have written you.
Second Chance, 6x6, index card on wooden panel, 2012
Listen, 6x6, index card on wooden panel, 2012
Myself, 6x6, index card on wooden panel, 2012
Babysitting, 6x6, index card on wooden panel, 2012
You're Not Very Inspiring, 6x6, index card on wooden panel, 2012
Just Grow Up, 6x6, index card on wooden panel, 2012
Guilt, 6x6, index card on wooden panel, 2012