Fractured Certainty
Certainty breaks. Becoming begins.
Fractured Certainty reflects on the fragile moment when certainty collapses and identity enters a state of transformation. Porcelain and metal embody opposing forces: porcelain evokes fragility, skin and interiority; metal suggests structure, tension and control. Their encounter is a delicate balance where vulnerability and resistance coexist. The fracture speaks of rupture and pain, but also of the possibility of change: in this suspended space the form begins to shift, opening new directions, on the uncertain threshold where stability breaks and something new slowly starts to emerge.
- Materials
- Porcelain biscuit, paper porcelain, metal ware
- Technique
- Slab built, wall-mounted, three panels
In space
Wall-mounted work in three slab-built panels. Paper porcelain with incised red lines and metal wire elements; white, matte.
