A suspended state of forming, deforming, and re-forming — "In formation" captures two entities caught in the flux of emergence. One ascends, stacked like a soft spine of memories or intuitive instincts; the other hovers, a silhouette disassembled into tactile whispers. Between them, form is never fixed — it is a living negotiation between growth and erosion, softness and presence. These works do not depict, they become — slowly, organically, and perpetually.
