Mappings is a sculptural dialogue between the visible and the invisible, between personal experience and collective imprint.

Through the transparency and fragile materiality of the glasses, I seek to capture pathways, connections, and moments that leave their traces across space and time.

Each glass functions as a small station for collecting memory and experience—sometimes accumulating, sometimes remaining isolated, and sometimes connecting with others to create a network of fragile yet tangible relationships.

The wires that connect them evoke invisible flows of communication, exchanges of words, emotions, and information, forming an ongoing cartography of human journeys.

The use of everyday, humble materials is intentional. Through their displacement and recontextualization within the space of art, they acquire new value, revealing the beauty of simplicity, the fragility of connection, and the significance of the fleeting.

The work remains open, just as the map of our lives remains open—filled with possible paths, choices, and destinations.