Five Regrets – Five Truths is a site-specific installation reflecting the most common truths spoken at the end of life. Five handwritten regrets are softly projected onto weathered tombstones within the crypt. The stones are uneven, imperfectly positioned, and marked by time, allowing the words to feel fragile, human, and unresolved rather than monumental. The handwriting remains intimate and understated, as if overheard rather than announced, inviting quiet introspection and a reckoning with how we choose to live.

The five regrets read:
I wish I’d lived a life true to myself.
I wish I hadn’t worked so hard.
I wish I’d had the courage to express my feelings.
I wish I’d stayed in touch with the people I loved.
I wish I’d let myself be happier.