In Innocence in Silence, I pair images of shirts with obituaries found online. While clothing often symbolizes individuality and personality, here it becomes a quiet stand-in for the body—vacant, impermanent, and stripped of markers like age, race, gender, or sexuality. The accompanying obituaries reflect how identity is shaped through remembrance and storytelling. I invite viewers the possibility of releasing the weight we place on bodily identity and external opinions to encounter a deeper sense of self.