The “Flaws” collection poignantly showcases a series of sculptural pieces that delve into the multifaceted nature of human emotions and individuality.

Remarkably, all sculptures in this collection are derived from the same mold,
yet each one uniquely depicts a different emotional state, from anguish and serenity to contemplation and despair.

This technique emphasizes the collection’s underlying message: despite our common humanity, each person’s experiences and reactions are uniquely their own.

The use of identical molds to produce variations in expression and texture serves
as a metaphor for the human condition. The sculptures are marked
by their raw textures and the presence of gold Kintsugi — the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold — highlighting the beauty in imperfection
and the value of embracing one’s flaws.

This touch of gold not only restores the physical integrity of the sculptures but also adds a new layer of meaning, suggesting that there is worth and beauty in inperfection, healing and transformation.

Each piece in the “Flaws” collection is an exploration of how similar origins
can lead to diverse trajectories. The different finishes and details on each face represent how individuals carry and display their emotional and psychological scars differently. Through these sculptures, the artist communicates a powerful message
of empathy and acceptance, urging viewers to recognize and
appreciate the inherent beauty in every person’s unique struggles and stories.

As viewers engage with each piece, they are invited to reflect on their own lives — their vulnerabilities, strengths, and the personal journeys that shape their identities.

The collection stands as a testament to the resilience of the human spirit, encouraging a deeper understanding and acceptance of our own imperfections and those of others. It is a celebration of the diversity within unity, and a reminder that our flaws do not diminish our worth but are integral
to our individuality and humanity.

7 pieces in this collection.