Duality is a body of sculptural work that delves into the paradoxes of the human experience.

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The coexistence of stillness and unrest, intimacy and distance, belonging and disconnection.
It reflects the polarity each of us holds within, mirrored by the contradictions of the world at large. These works speak to the tension of living in constant opposition from the longing for calm in an age of noise to the need for closeness amid collapse.

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Sustainability underpins the making of the series. Each piece is hand-built from raw, textural materials including plaster, papier-mâché, and discarded objects transformed into new forms. Through this process, what was once overlooked is given another life, reinforcing the idea that renewal can arise from what is broken or cast aside. Neither vessel nor object, the works resist categorisation. Their ambiguous forms invite emotional interpretation rather than functional reading, creating space for contemplation, pause, and resonance.

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In their presence, Duality asks us to hold complexity, to embrace contradiction, and to recognise becoming as an ongoing state of finding stillness not in resolution, but in the act of transformation itself.

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Within this body of work, four interrelated series — Continuum, Fragment, Reflection, and Morphosis — explore distinct expressions of this theme. Each unfolds a different aspect of transformation: the fluid passage between states, the tension within division, the quiet dialogue of self-perception, and the slow evolution of form. Together, they trace the movement between disintegration and renewal that lies at the heart of Duality.