Same House, Different Rooms

This sculpture depicts the differing experiences of siblings growing up in the same household and how those experiences shaped identity, perception, and personal growth. Three figures represent the distinct paths: one burdened with responsibility, one consumed by unresolved pain, and one observing and striving to navigate trauma. The work reflects on resilience, the uneven impact of familial dynamics, and the ways childhood environments influence adult choices and self-understanding. It examines how shared circumstances can produce profoundly different perspectives, highlighting both the limitations imposed by upbringing and the potential for personal agency and healing.