BREATHING

Breathing is an exploration of the invisible, a sculptural attempt to give form to air itself. This body of work captures the ephemeral quality of breath: its lightness, its softness, its constant yet often unnoticed presence. Through unconventional materials and bold, abstract forms, I seek to translate the movement of air into a visual and tactile language.

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Breath is the quiet rhythm that governs our every moment, a fragile yet essential force that connects us to life. By inviting interaction between the work, the body, and the viewer, I hope to reveal the presence of what we usually overlook—the possibility that even the intangible can be held, felt, and seen.