My series "Unbecoming" exists in the liminal space, where transformation is not about becoming something new but remembering who we have always been. It is a cyclical pattern rather than a linear ascent. Layers dissolve like memories eroded by time, revealing an essence long obscured. The organic, fluid textures mirror the psyche’s unraveling—beliefs, identities, and imposed narratives peeling away. I look to depict the rawness of metamorphosis—the shedding, blossoming, multiplying, contracting, rapturing, flowing, expanding, cracking, peeling, bubbling, sprouting—the exquisite discomfort of returning to the core.