As I first embarked on this project during my time abroad, my focus was on isometric projection, using the precise depiction of cubes to reflect the order and tranquility I found there. But as I returned, the foundations of what I once called home began to shake. Places and people I had known for so long now seemed foreign, leaving me with a sense of longing and emotional distress.

This realization marked a significant turning point in this piece and it took on a chaotic demeanor, with everything disintegrating and falling apart. While grappling with this newfound sense of dislocation, I found myself struggling to make sense of the world around me, searching for meaning and purpose in a place that had become unrecognizable.

“asunder” documents my journey from a state of ease and belonging to one of mental turmoil, lamenting the fleeting moments that slipped away while also conveying optimism for a more promising future.

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