A Personal project examining form and its sense of belonging, exploring how shape changes based on function and structure.
Ideas take shape through both what we observe externally and what we reflect on internally. This project explores how spatial constraints influence function and use through observing and reflecting on previous works and new experiences. Across the series, several recurring elements, such as rabbits and teeth, create a connection between the works. However, this connection is unintentional. Each new work is subconsciously influenced by the previous one, while its function changes, and with it, its purpose. These works reflect external changes and the ways they shape my perspective, while also preserving the inner child and questioning how that child adapts within the adult world. As I move from place to place, and as I grow and mature, the project becomes an exploration of change while also remaining true to myself.