Mounted on the wall, Resonance transforms surface into a site of quiet motion. Through its spiral contour, the relief becomes an exploration of rhythm—where light and shadow ripple across form like breath across water.

Unlike her freestanding sculptures, here the movement is subtle and internal, unfolding through the shifting play of perception rather than through mass. The title suggests more than sound; it points to emotional and visual reverberation—the way certain forms can echo within us. This piece invites a slower gaze, one that attunes to nuance and to the ephemeral balance between presence and absence, form and void. Like a trace of something remembered, Resonance offers a moment of reflection on the natural cycles that shape and move us.