This glass and wax artwork explores the psychological tension between two contrasting realities: one shaped by the experience of crossing military checkpoints, and another rooted in care and dignity. Using networking glass techniques, fragmented hands and a wax face emerge from a fragile, partially formed body. The combination of glass and wax reflects an ongoing material investigation into transparency, vulnerability, and permanence. The piece invites reflection on control, identity, and the delicate boundaries of lived experience.

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