Being and Becoming

Being and Becoming explores identity as a process rather than a fixed condition. Re- imagining stories of women and selfhood through memory, myth, and lived experience, the works hold the tension between inheritance and transformation. Becoming is not presented as linear progress, but as a layered unfolding—marked by rupture, resilience, and renewal. Abstraction allows these states to remain open, accommodating contradiction, vulnerability, and quiet acts of re-inscription.