Alexandra's body answered the silence where a home once stood, tracing the tenderness and loss that still lingers in the dust.
This place once held a home. Two Vietnamese women lived here — they cared for the house, nurtured the garden, made it their own. When the owner discovered them, he tore it down. Now, only rubble remains. Alexandra entered the space and felt what lingered — absence, injustice, tenderness. Her body responded before words could. This series captures her silent dialogue with the site, where memory clings to dust, and the ground still remembers.
Model / Dancer: Alexandra Wuzyk
A contemporary dancer whose body becomes a vessel for memory, gesture, and transformation. In this series, Alexandra moves with quiet intensity — embodying the tension between loss and return, and giving form to what words cannot hold. Her movement becomes a language of reconnection.
A contemporary dancer whose body becomes a vessel for memory, gesture, and transformation. In this series, Alexandra moves with quiet intensity — embodying the tension between loss and return, and giving form to what words cannot hold. Her movement becomes a language of reconnection.
