Eye Through Oneself (2022)

Born from an impulse to break away, this work is rooted in a radical gesture: that of destroying in order to no longer endure. Gripped by the vertigo of dissatisfaction, mourning, and inner doubt, the artist first tore her own canvases, materializing the intimate collapse from which no one escapes. Yet, the destructive act here does not mark an end, but the zero point of reconstruction. Rather than consenting to emptiness and inertia, art becomes the lever of recovery. Recovering the torn material, reassembling it, and reinvesting it through the plastic gesture transforms the initial wound into a matrix of creation. This piece does not conceal the fracture: it exposes it as a fundamental stage of resilience. It reminds us that while falling is an integral part of the human condition, true courage lies in the lucid and uncompromising decision to rise again.