Becoming is a reflection on the quiet, ongoing process of growing into who we truly are. It speaks to the unfolding of identity — not as a final destination, but as a continuous, layered experience shaped by the beliefs we carry and the ones we choose to release.
Soft tones and grounded forms create a sense of quiet movement, while the marks and lines suggest the subtle shifts we feel internally. Some areas are structured and intentional; others appear blurred, tentative, in transition — just like the process of personal evolution itself.
This piece is about permission.
Permission to change.
To unlearn.
To soften what no longer serves, and strengthen what does.
In Becoming, nothing is fixed — and that is its power.
It invites the viewer to meet themselves not in who they were, but in who they are still becoming.