Déjà Vu

Zenia escapes life in a final act of despair, and wakes in a world shaped by her own paintings.

Trapped between life and death, she wanders the depths of the Underworld, where guilt is law and redemption must be earned. Guided by voices both familiar and false, Zenia is forced to confront the fragments of her past and the blood that binds her to the truth.

Déjà Vu is a lyrical descent into grief, identity, and rebirth, weaving classical tragedy with contemporary themes of selfhood and survival. Told through poetic prose and fractured memory, it asks a single haunting question:

Can we reclaim ourselves once we believe we are beyond saving?