Tree of life

Ceramic sculpture of the female form, intentionally divided into three parts and reassembled. The visible joins become part of the piece, reflecting how life can fracture us, yet we continue to grow around those moments.

Like a tree that adapts and expands around its scars, the form holds both disruption and continuity. The lines that once separated now define it, adding depth and presence rather than diminishing it.

A quiet expression of resilience — even as experience reshapes us, life continues and moves forward.