Being, belonging, becoming

Being, belonging, becoming explores identity as an ongoing and fluid process rather than a fixed state. Rather than presenting the self as resolved, the work holds it in transition, examining the tensions between presence, connection, and transformation, where stability and uncertainty coexist and becoming remains open.

The work is developed through resin and sound. Resin is employed for its capacity to hold depth, translucency, and suspended form, suggesting layers of experience that are both visible and obscured. Sound operates as a parallel element, introducing a temporal and sensory dimension that allows the work to be encountered as both image and environment.