Portrait of Inner Sensations

This work begins with an attempt to capture in sculptural form the sensations experienced from within the body. Through objects that give shape to the spaces the body once moved through, sensation is placed outside the body and held at a distance—from which the relationship between sensation and consciousness is questioned.

The feeling of being alive originates deep inside the body, reaching outward, while at the same time external stimuli seep inward. This process of exchange is not merely a physical response; it is the very way in which I come to recognize myself.

The forms that emerge from the body are then placed into space—existing alongside the very body from which they originated. In this simultaneity, the work asks what kind of relationship unfolds between them. How does a form, once separated from its source, continue to speak to it? How do body, object, and space hold and respond to one another as living, interdependent presences?