Bodily Form is a semi-monochromatic abstract piece composed of smooth, rotating shapes that vary in their resemblance to flesh and the feminine form.

The way we perceive our bodies—shaped by shifting and often contradictory societal expectations—is a constantly evolving relationship. In this piece, I explore my personal process of shifting the perception of the female form from an object to be seen to a recentered, evolving site of vulnerability and resilience. This reflects the intertwined relationship between body image and mental wellness—a tension between acceptance and resistance that shapes both identity and emotional experience.