A curation by Natalie Slater, Curator at Singulart - A curation of contemporary artists revisiting the visual language of comic art and its pop-inflected storytelling. Each work reads like a single frame torn from a larger scene — a confession caught mid-sentence. Speech bubbles, halftone tears, and frozen glances trace the fallout of affection: I just wanted to hear your voice. Beneath the clean lines and saturated palettes, there’s longing, humor, and a flicker of self-mockery — the melodrama of love turned graphic. These artists channel the candor of heartbreak through the crisp syntax of Pop. The irony stings because it’s true — every panel feels familiar, every ache exaggerated just enough to remind us that sincerity and satire often share the same frame.