Half of the Life reveals the quiet tension between presence and absence, capturing the incomplete essence within existence. It reflects fragments of the self—both visible and hidden—shaped by choice and chance. This work marks a moment where potential and loss converge, acknowledging what remains unfinished yet wholly significant. It asserts that our being is never fully realized, and within that incompletion lies the profound truth of growth and understanding, where meaning emerges from what is both revealed and concealed. — PalaragaAi