Fragmentation and Integration represent two emotional poles within this body of work—a visual reflection of the internal disassembly and reassembly that often comes with personal evolution.
Integration, the sister to Fragmentation, marks the quiet but determined stitching back together. A synthesis of past and present selves. It’s about honoring all the fractured parts...artist, mother, individual, and allowing them to coexist without hierarchy. The process of making this work was an act of gathering: colors, gestures, and materials coming together as a visual reconciliation.
Placed alongside Slow, Stimulus, and Stillness, these two works complete the emotional arc of this chapter: from fragmentation to integration, from over-saturation to stillness, from absence to renewed presence.
Through them, I invite viewers to reflect on their own periods of undoing and reassembling, moments when life feels pulled apart, only to come back together with new depth and meaning.