To be Carved

A faceless figure is in quiet vulnerability, her body exposed yet her identity obscured - replaced by the hollow, uncarved shell of a pumpkin. To Be Carved explores the raw, unsettling process of self-discovery and transformation, echoing the struggles of mental illness. Just as a pumpkin is shaped by the hands that carve it, so too are we shaped by our experiences, pain, and growth. Is she waiting to be defined, or fearing what she might become? This is the tension between emptiness and potential, between being hollowed out and made into something new.