Curtains 2025.06.15 | By Yu-Chuan Tseg | June, 2025

by SkillAiNest

U-Chuan Tusung

They were not ordinary portraits – they were signs of uncertain memory, painted with grief, desire, or forgotten happiness. And she’s trembling with a – unconscious and ambiguous – today she was called.

2025.06.15

In a forgotten gallery between the falling bricks and Ivy walls, Jane worked quietly. She was not a traditional curator – her role was far more fragile. Jane was a curtain, who had heard what was hidden behind the blurry, blurry color and the brush strokes.

Every morning, she steps into the gallery when the light moves through the dusty sky light, and puts a glowing shine on the half -memory faces standing in a row. They were not ordinary portraits – they were signs of uncertain memory, painted with grief, desire, or forgotten happiness. And she’s trembling with a – unconscious and ambiguous – today she was called.

Canvas did not offer any clear eyes, no sharp expression. The ghost of only one glance, the shadow of the mouth was caught in the middle. Most of them went through it. But the gene bent closely, not with his ears, but a strange, patient was listening quietly. His hands tied the surface to the surface, and traced his vibrations, which was before.

Wishes come like fog: A girl is painting flowers on a wooden wall, and an unfamiliar tune is murking. A voice calls his name and then forgets the mid -sentence. A mirror was scattered before the wedding day. Pieces, spoil, half of their truth.

Jane did not record any of it. Instead, she sat in a corner with her sketch book and re -imagined the face – not to restore it, but to keep her mystery alive. Because in the world, the purpose of explanation was not. There was a fading message. He told about the gentle cheating of memory, about still reluctance to stay.

In the evening, Jane locked the gallery and left, her silhouette dissolved into the city like a charcoal smoke. Behind it, the portrait remains, not more clear than ever, but is now quietly alive, ready to slowly see the curtains of his stories and is not ready to see.

My name is Jane.

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