Totem Pole (2024)
These totemic sculptures, crafted from reclaimed silvered red cedar, embody the tension between grounding and reaching—between where we stand and where we long to go. They tell a quiet story of transformation, using discarded materials to explore the human desire for both security and adventure. Light is the only changing element, shifting over the textured surfaces to reveal different facets—just as our own experiences shape us over time. These totems invite reflection, offering a space to pause and consider how we navigate the balance between holding on and letting go, between past and possibility.
The Project (2023)
Choub II (2022)
Building upon the themes of migration and integration explored in Choub I, Choub II shifts its focus from body-related artworks to smaller, more intimate objects. This second series continues the poetic exploration of identity and adaptation, but through the transformation of wood into new shapes that reflect the evolving relationship between heritage and change. By manipulating this material in diverse ways, Choub II embodies the tension between preserving one’s roots and embracing new forms, offering a tactile narrative of resilience and transformation.