It is the physics of the transition: the slow, tectonic movement of a soul rebuilding its own foundation. The InnerConnected series moves from the specific witness of war into a broader investigation of how any soul survives contact with the world. These abstract forms map the quiet forces, wounds, and repairs that define a life in motion. This is the language of the long recovery:
- Rings represent the soul and the entities we encounter.
- Spears represent the stressors: the external forces that pull, puncture, and test our structural integrity.
- Varying Finishes record the distinct journeys we take; some surfaces are glossy and untouched, while others are crackled by the heat of experience.
- Kintsugi represents the healing of the illusion of brokenness, asserting that the mend is where the light enters.
These works illustrate a universal truth: some connections are bonded more deeply than others, but none are impervious to the stressors of life and time. We are all durable and we are all susceptible to the weight of living.
