"Puppet Show" emerges as a poignant series of wearable art pieces and soft sculptures, born from the unexpected end of a relationship. This collection delves into the profound impact of emotional manipulation and overshadowing, questioning the extent of damage inflicted by external forces. At its core, "Puppet Show" explores the delicate balance between dignity and love, unraveling the complex dynamics when one eclipses the other.

 

In the aftermath of a relationship where dignity falters beneath the weight of love, individual narratives begin to take shape. Living in the same physical space becomes a stark contrast to the mismatched sorrows experienced by each individual. "Puppet Show" becomes a visual and tactile exploration of these emotional intricacies, using wearable art and soft sculptures as a medium to convey the nuanced complexities of personal struggles in the aftermath of an unexpected parting.

 

Through this series, I aim to articulate the intangible threads that bind us, exploring the tension between autonomy and influence. "Puppet Show" becomes a silent yet expressive commentary on the aftermath of emotional control and the unique, individual experiences that unfold in shared spaces.