No Signal

An old television, gutted and abandoned, sits in the middle of the desert—an empty frame where stories once lived. No Signal is a reflection of time’s passage, of obsolescence, and of the way technology, once revolutionary, can become nothing more than forgotten debris.

Set against the vast and indifferent landscape, the TV now serves a different purpose—no longer a screen to escape into, but a window to the world itself. The desert stretches beyond it, unfiltered, raw, and real. This piece asks: when the noise is stripped away, what do we see?