Chisin’s work exposes the clash between heroism and suffering, between the colors of victory and the hidden scars of war. His vibrant hues create the illusion of triumph, yet beneath them lie bandages—soaked in pigment, concealing wounds that never heal. These are not images of celebration but echoes of anguish, silent cries from soldiers whose pain lingers long after the battlefield has emptied.

"False Glory | Echoes of the Wounded" strips war of its noble façade, revealing its raw human cost. The bandages, meant to heal, instead become memorials—absorbing voices history often silences. What happens when the fighting stops, when life is expected to return to normal? Chisin challenges us to look beyond the colors and ask: What is normal when the echoes of war never fade?