Duality

Duality is the tension that allows growth to happen. It’s not in the resolution of opposites, but in their coexistence, in holding both truths at once, that something begins to shift. When you are both the one who caused harm and the one who is harmed, the tension doesn’t destroy you. It unravels something deeper. It peels back another layer of the onion called life.

These pieces are shaped by that same paradox. The perfection of a sphere cracked with intention. The fragility of flowers held within brutalist, unyielding lines. The coexistence of softness and hardness, of control and fracture, of form and freedom.

This is how we grow, not by choosing one side, but by letting the contradiction live in us long enough to move us. Long enough to dissolve, or even shatter, the mask of worth or unworthiness. To get unstuck. To become.