In this uplifting and introspective exhibition, the artist presented I Am—a series of five hand-sewn textiles made from at least 80% upcycled materials. This debut body of work offered a powerful meditation on personal agency and the transformative potential of language.

Each piece revolved around the mantra I Am, drawing from neurology, psychology, and principles of resilience to explore how repeated affirmations can reshape thought patterns and rewire the subconscious mind. Through tactile craftsmanship and thoughtful intention, the artist invited viewers to reflect on how words shape identity, influence behaviour, and manifest new realities.

I Am encouraged audiences to reclaim the power of self-definition, using language not just as expression—but as a tool for healing, joy, and self-belief.