"Jacqueline" is a poignant exploration captured in small scale through cold wax and mixed media on canvas. The focal point of the artwork is a female figure adorned in a vintage-inspired yellow dress, reminiscent of bygone eras. However, what makes this piece particularly compelling is the intentional ambiguity of the figure's face, left blank and devoid of features. This absence of facial identity serves as a powerful reminder that the experiences and struggles depicted are not confined to the past, but are still relevant and resonant in contemporary society. Viewers are invited to mentally insert their own faces into the void, prompting introspection and a recognition of the enduring relevance of historical narratives. Through its thoughtful composition and evocative imagery, "Jacqueline" encourages viewers to reflect on the cyclical nature of human experiences and the importance of acknowledging the timeless relevance of the past in shaping the present and future.