The hanging works explore the fragility of materials and the narratives they convey. By juxtaposing delicate porcelain forms with robust metal structures, these pieces highlight contrasts of strength and vulnerability, permanence and transience, and the rich tapestry of memories woven into our possessions. Echoing the tradition of natura morte (still life), the sculptures symbolise death and the quiet intricacies of life, each suspended form a frozen moment, a fragile echo of something once living or once loved. The porcelain mimics the way wire hangs and bends, yet maintains its delicate, breakable nature, creating a tension that mirrors life’s precarious balance. This materially focused collection of suspended sculptures creates the illusion of strength while drawing attention to the vulnerability beneath, enriching the dialogue between fragility, resilience, and the inevitable passage of time.