OBSIDIAN delves into the cyclical dynamics of rebirth, destruction, and transformation. Drawing from the unique qualities of this volcanic formation, the piece serves as a metaphor for the alchemical processes of emotional and psychological change. Through the lens of physical and mental metamorphosis, OBSIDIAN illuminates the tension between the human body and the digital realm, reflecting the ongoing struggle to break free from both real and imagined constraints.

 

Situated between the corporeal and the computational, the piece interrogates how digital environments mediate, mirror, or distort internal states. Visual and spatial forms shift and fragment, drawing attention to the friction between the body’s physical limits and the boundlessness of digital space. OBSIDIAN asserts a form of embodied digitality—where resilience is not an aftermath, but a state of becoming, anchored in repetition, resistance, and renewal.