Held in layers
Description
The vertical form in this work evokes an almost human presence. Layers fold around one another like protective skins, with frayed edges and fault lines revealing the process of becoming.
The material seems to hold and release at the same time. Held in Layers reflects on the body as a carrier of time — shaped by touch, memory, and repetition. The work balances fragility and strength, appearance and disappearance.Try it!
