Wholeness
explores the distance between what appears fragmented and what, in its essence, remains whole. The figure is intersected, interrupted, and seemingly divided by shapes and geometric forms, yet her identity remains unbroken. Her gaze emerges beyond every division, asserting a presence that resists fragmentation. The work suggests that being whole does not mean being intact, but recognising oneself through one’s fractures, transformations, and contradictions. Wholeness is not the absence of broken pieces: it is the ability to continue recognising oneself in each of them.



