The Breaking of Forms. Duality, detachment, and rebirth expressed visually. Pain, discomfort, and resilience are honored in brushstroke and form. Transformation is rarely gentle. It is rupture, discomfort, disintegration of the familiar—so that something unimagined may take form. This series honors the breaking and remolding of self. The storm before clarity, the scattering of old systems, the faith required to step into the unknown. They trace the alchemy of struggle and release, of dissolution and reformation. From pain to renewal, from fracture to re-formation, Transformation is not an end, but a cycle —an eternal process of becoming.

Transformation. From the Latin transformatio, the verb transformare, or
the old French transformer. A marked change in form, nature, or appearance.
A metamorphosis, evolution, mutation, revolution during the life cycle of a being.

-Trans from Latin trans ‘across‘ beyond. Through another state or place.
-Form from the Latin formare ‘to form’ and Latin forma ‘a mould or form’
A particular way in which a thing exists or appears. the visible shape, configuration.