Bodymorph Sculpture is a tactile exploration of the human form — its curves, edges, and organic tension. Inspired by bodily landscapes like collarbones and necklines, the project began with two small-scale sculptures in visual dialogue, capturing intimate gestures and abstracted anatomy.

These initial forms evolved into a larger sculptural piece that invites the viewer to engage with both light and shadow, as the piece carves voids within itself and blurs the boundary between interior and exterior. The work embodies softness, sensuality, and a quiet intensity. The sculpture becomes a physical echo of the body —recognizable yet abstract, intimate yet distant.