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This ongoing body of work is constructed entirely from a physical lifetime archive of unfinished projects spanning over thirty years—incorporating remnants of sculptural jewellery, shattered studio glass palettes, and domestic upholstery fragments.

Each piece represents a different epoch of the artist’s life, where creative impulses were fractured or left dormant due to the shifting landscapes of youth, the demands of maternal care, and the constraints of domestic adversity. Decades later, these unresolved fragments—once stored away in boxes—are resurrected and given structural meaning. By encasing these raw autobiographical remnants in wax and rust, the series investigates how accumulated life experience, maternal wisdom, and a hard-won personal sovereignty act as a physical medium. It is an exploration of the mature female voice; a quiet, powerful reclamation of the past where fragmented history is finally bound into a cohesive, uncompromised narrative