Found Objects No 5

Found Objects No. 5 is part of an ongoing exploration into the blurred lines between the natural and the artificial, the real and the imagined. Created using digital collage techniques, the work brings together fragments that echo organic materials—feathers, seedpods, shells, bone—assembled into a form that feels at once familiar and strange.

This piece grew out of my fascination with what we discard and what we treasure, and how nature constantly reshapes itself using what remains. It speaks to cycles of transformation—how something broken or forgotten can take on new life in a different context.

The dark background gives these fragile forms a kind of reverence, like specimens under glass. At the same time, the composition has a looseness that resists containment, hinting at nature’s unpredictability and quiet persistence.

With Found Objects No. 15 I’m asking: What do we choose to preserve? What stories do we assign to remnants? And how can art help us reimagine our relationship with a world that’s always in flux?