The work was born from a single sheet of wax, torn by bare hands into small fragments and pressed together into one body. The act became a ritual of memory and matter, where layers of time, identity and emotion melt and merge into one another. The silver casting captures the fragility and movement of the original material. The wax threads from which the work is suspended express the tension between softness and strength. Each thread alone is thin and vulnerable, yet together they form a single body that holds, carries and gives rise to new life, between memory and renewal, and between fracture and rebirth.