BEINGS through the same things

BEINGS through the same things navigates the cyclical processes of becoming—how we are shaped and reshaped through repeated encounters, histories, and gestures. Drawing from the symbolic language of Ghanaian traditional beads, the modular forms embody a material archive of memory, rupture, and continuity. Each unit gestures toward the fragmentary yet accumulative nature of identity, echoing how we carry, inherit, and reconstruct ourselves through time. The work invites reflection on transformation not as a singular event, but as a continuous negotiation between what we hold, what we shed, and what we imagine into being.