Into the Garden brings together a body of work that explores transformation and enchantment. Drawing from the garden as a site of both control and wildness, the works on view oscillate between constructed form and organic emergence.

Formed through processes of making, fragmentation, and recomposition, each sculpture holds traces of accumulation and rupture, suggesting matter in a state of becoming. Together, they evoke an ever-shifting terrain shaped by growth, decay and mutation.

The exhibition reflects on the vitality and exuberance of nature and considers coexistence as both a condition and an ongoing negotiation—between human and nature, between dissolution and renewal. It presents a space of encounter in which change unfolds, and beauty emerges through movement and instability