I am a grief collector.

The Grief Collector was born in the quiet of my own grief — during a time of isolation, reflection and deep loss.  What began as a personal reckoning became a practice of listening.

I collect stories from people willing to share their experiences with grief and loss.  Each voice becomes part of a living archive — a reminder that our pain, love, and memories are worthy of being witnessed. 

My goal is to gather 1,008 recordings, each one held with care and sealed inside a time capsule to be opened in the next century.

This work is not about fixing grief. 

The work is about holding space for it.