Decay and Resilience, 2020 is part of the Untitled exhibition, exploring the overwhelming feeling of losing control and the impact of external forces on the self. This sculpture combines rusted wire and a rusted grater to symbolize the feeling of decay, fragility, and loss. The materials represent the passage of time and the conflict between strength and vulnerability, reflecting themes of being subjected to external pressures, whether societal or personal. The wire structure evokes both the fragility and resilience that comes with being in a constant state of decay, much like the process of losing control over one’s body, mind, and environment.
Estimated size: 80cm x 50cm x 3cm