Journeys

Journeys explores migration, displacement, and identity through clay as a vessel of memory—considering how we carry ourselves, how we carry home, and the responsibility of navigating both. Through processes of fracture and repair, the work reflects resilience, exhaustion, and the ongoing search for belonging.

Breakage is not an end, but a condition for transformation. Acts of repair become gestures of persistence, where continuity is rebuilt through effort, care, and adaptation. The work holds the tension between rupture and renewal, acknowledging both the weight of displacement and the necessity of moving forward.

At its core, Journeys is driven by the impulse to keep searching—for home, for grounding, for connection. It speaks to the resilience required to rebuild after rupture, and the determination to continue shaping identity through movement. Home is not fixed, but continually formed—carried, reconstructed, and reimagined across shifting cultural landscapes.