Lira Kovač
Lira Kovač learned very early to take up little space. Not because he was invisible, but because he understood that silence hurts less than expectation. With her hair always falling in her eyes and a winter hat that she never takes off, she observes the world from a safe distance, as if getting too close involves a risk she is not willing to take. He speaks little, but when he does, his words carry weight. She does not seek to be seen or understood, and yet her presence leaves an impression that is difficult to ignore: that of someone who has lost something essential and learned to move on without asking for explanations. Lira is not afraid of pain; He is afraid of disappearing without anyone noticing. And in that silent struggle between the desire to be chosen and the fear of staying, her story begins.
About Lira Kovač
Lira Kovač learned very early to take up little space. Not because he was invisible, but because he understood that silence hurts less than expectation. With her hair always falling in her eyes and a winter hat that she never takes off, she observes the world from a safe distance, as if getting too close involves a risk she is not willing to tak...Read more