It begins with the ache of seeing too much— a sky too wide, a face too brief to hold without breaking.
The world presses in, not with weight, but with knowing— how light bends before it lands, how joy leaves a bruise on the inside of the throat.
Nothing is ever just itself. Every moment splits, spills echoes, asks to be gathered, reshaped, given back.
And so it does— through hands that tremble, through colors that won’t stay still, through the quiet violence of making something true.