Malignance: The Weight of Tainted Innocence

Malignance confronts the stigma of suffering and the way it marks us. It refuses to hide the weight of pain, instead forcing us to witness it in all its raw honesty. It asks: What remains when innocence is altered? Can we unwrite the stains? Or must we learn to create beauty from the darkness that clings to us?

What happens when the wounds are no longer just beneath the surface? When they become the mask we wear, the ink that stains the way we see ourselves and are seen by the world?