Pieces of Us

This series unfolds as a hymn to the eternal bond between humanity and the living cosmos, where the boundaries of body and nature dissolve into a single, breathing continuum. Anatomical forms open like ancient manuscripts, inscribed with veins and sinew that mirror the branching of rivers, the roots of trees, the constellations of unseen life. From within these structures, blossoms rise, petals of flesh and flora entwined, offering visions of metamorphosis, where the human form becomes both soil and seed, vessel and bloom.

Each artwork is a revelation of our hidden kinship: that we are not observers of the natural world, but participants in its great unfolding. The florals speak of renewal, of cycles that stretch beyond the fragility of the human frame, reminding us that growth is born of rupture, and beauty often blooms from within decay.

In these sacred fusions of anatomy and flower, the body is no longer bound by its mortality. It becomes a temple of transformation, a garden of perpetual becoming. Here, the pulse of blood is inseparable from the sap of trees, the rhythm of breath indistinguishable from the wind. The works invite us to remember that to exist is to blossom, and to blossom is to return again and again to the mystery of life’s radiant interdependence.