This installation features two comforters—one black and one red—each representing distinct aspects of human experience and relationships.

The red velvet comforter symbolizes celebration and union, evoking the traditional associations with weddings and joyful occasions. In contrast, the black comforter represents mourning and loss, embodying the somber and reflective aspects of grief.

Together, these comforters explore the duality of human emotions and relationships, highlighting the contrast between moments of happiness and periods of sorrow. The juxtaposition of the two comforters underscores the complexity of personal connections and the varied emotional landscapes that define our lives.