About the [Un]broken collection:

This collection is inspired by the Japanese art and philosophy of Kintsugi (golden joinery). With Kintsugi, broken objects are repaired with lacquer and gold, highlighting the breakage and making the weak parts stronger. As a philosophy, it treats brokenness as something to be highlighted instead of hidden; it’s a symbol of healing and resilience. Kintsugi also creates a connection between two parts that may otherwise be impossible.

Us humans are different and unique in a myriad of ways but something that we all have in common is pain. Life does break everyone in some way. But for some reason, we tend to try and hide those broken pieces of us even though they make us unique and relatable to each other. Breaking doesn’t mean we have stopped being useful or beautiful, and goodness, there are some beautiful humans in the world. This collection is a celebration of you.

The titles of four of the artworks in the [Un]broken collection answer the question: what broke you?

About this artwork:

Most of us –if not all– have experienced the loss of a person we loved. The pain resulting from that is imaginable and yet some of us would choose to pay the price all over again.

This piece is a sequel to ‘How Many Times Must I Fall Apart?’ artwork from the Grief Diaries collection.

Size: 4000x5004

NFT comes with physical painting (highly recommended). If physical is not claimed, artist retains the right to exhibit physical but it won't be resold.