Teddy

An old teddy bear sits quietly on a chair, its worn fabric and softened features carrying the weight of time. Once a symbol of comfort and childhood safety, it now feels suspended between presence and absence—watching, waiting, remembering. The empty chair around it amplifies a sense of quiet, hinting at the person who once held it close and has since moved on. Teddy is a meditation on memory and loss, on how ordinary objects outlive moments and become keepers of emotion. The photograph invites viewers to project their own histories onto its faded seams, reminding us that growing up often means leaving pieces of ourselves behind.