Core Growth Study l (2026)

From the Vitruvian Series, Core Growth Study I investigates concealment, intimacy, and bodily authorship through preserved organic material gathered from the body’s hidden center. The work reframes what is typically overlooked, elevating it into a deliberate sculptural gesture concerned with rarity, proximity, and human presence.

Carefully archived and presented as a collectible artifact, the piece examines the relationship between vulnerability and value, where the body functions simultaneously as origin, process, and medium.