Open Hands

Ceramics throughout the collection display a network of fractures—subtle echoes previously unseen—hinting at shared vulnerabilities beyond individual wear. This commonality suggests breakage isn't simply isolated incident, but an inherent condition woven into the act of creation; as Nietzsche observed, what endures is not permanence, but potent memory. Agency, then, lies in acknowledging these inevitable costs and remembering the forms that once held their contents—a fragile unity across divergent histories.