Suspended within a field of quiet motion, this installation contemplates the resilience of culture as it drifts between dissolution and renewal. Each fragment hovers in a delicate equilibrium, turning slowly in the air like a thought remembered or a word rediscovered. Their subtle movements form an invisible choreography, a breathing constellation that speaks of connection and endurance. Within this fragile suspension lies a truth both tender and enduring, that culture, like dust or light, never truly disappears but continually rearranges itself, finding new shapes through time, memory and touch.
Through the careful reconfiguration of broken ceramics, this work meditates on the aesthetics of fragmentation and renewal. Shattered forms are gathered, reassembled and reimagined as quiet metaphors for transformation, each fracture becoming a site of potential rather than loss. In the act of reconstruction, what once seemed erased, such as language, memory and cultural identity, finds new rhythm and meaning, revealing that continuity often emerges from the very act of remaking.
