Collection | Moral Injuries
Moral Injuries is a body of work centered on the unseen psychological toll carried by soldiers, journalists, and humanitarian workers in recent conflicts. Often endured in isolation, these experiences reflect not only trauma, but a deeper crisis of conscience – what has been described as moral injury, when one’s sense of right and wrong is profoundly shaken.
Drawing from experiences shaped by the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the works confront the moral complexities of war and the ways they continue to reverberate long after the immediate experience has passed. The paintings bring these often-hidden dimensions of conflict into view, creating a space for reflection and collective acknowledgement.
