Synopsis: A Tale of Letting Go is a meditation on impermanence, told through the quiet language of everyday objects. Fragmented yet intimate, this collection captures the delicate process of release — a collar tucked away, a container repurposed, a scale measuring not ingredients, but balance itself.

Through photographs and reflections, the story unfolds in small, tender moments: a stack of dishes wrapped in paper, a chair offering new forms of rest, a drawer slumped with the slow weight of time. These objects become anchors in transition, bearing the silent witness of memory, disorientation, resilience, and healing.

Amid shifting routines and faltering health, the familiar transforms into the symbolic, mirroring the changing landscape of body and heart. Grief, too, hums through the spaces — the absence of a beloved companion woven into the stillness of what remains.

A Tale of Letting Go invites readers to linger in the in-between, where holding on and moving forward coexist. It is a quiet elegy for what is lost, and a gentle welcome for what is yet to come.