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Fate Weavers

My work explores a contemporary neo-iconography where the sacred and the macabre converge. Through hybrid processes of photography, photo manipulation, 3D modeling, and digital drawing, I construct ritual figures, dualities, and symbolic systems that treat the body as altar and death as a space of transformation.

"Fate Weavers" Inspired by the Moirai of Greek mythology, the three sisters who weave, measure, and ultimately cut the thread of every life.

We often imagine that we control the direction of our lives. But perhaps we are only moving through a design that began long before us.

A thread is spun. A life is measured. And eventually, someone or something decides where it ends.


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Fate Weavers

My work explores a contemporary neo-iconography where the sacred and the macabre converge. Through hybrid processes of photography, photo manipulation, 3D modeling, and digital drawing, I construct ritual figures, dualities, and symbolic systems that treat the body as altar and death as a space of transformation.

“Fate Weavers” Inspired by the Moirai of Greek mythology, the three sisters who weave, measure, and ultimately cut the thread of every life.

We often imagine that we control the direction of our lives. But perhaps we are only moving through a design that began long before us.

A thread is spun. A life is measured. And eventually, someone or something decides where it ends.