Becoming captures the delicate threshold between what is known and what is still forming. The composition feels intentionally unsettled — not chaotic, but alive — as if the elements are in the process of finding their place.Layered forms emerge gradually, overlapping and shifting, suggesting growth that is neither linear nor predictable. There is a quiet tension in the structure, a sense of forward movement held within restraint. Nothing is fully resolved, yet everything is already in motion.

This work reflects the internal experience of becoming — the subtle, often invisible transformation that unfolds before clarity arrives. It is about potential, vulnerability, and the courage to exist in a state of transition without immediate answers

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