This body of work explores the depth of emotional consciousness, where textures are used to evoke anger, and images represent sadness and growth. For the artist, it serves as a means to build community, having felt isolated in her own emotions for so long. She once believed her feelings made her "crazy," leading her to build walls, wear masks, and keep others at a distance to avoid being hurt. Some pieces in the collection touch on the pain of loved ones letting her down in moments of need. Through this work, she invites viewers to experience a sense of community and emotional normalcy, encouraging them to extend compassion toward themselves. It conveys the message that they are not alone in their feelings, and that it is perfectly human to go through these experiences. The work embraces the idea that what doesn’t break you can make you stronger, yet it also acknowledges the lingering pain caused by the words and actions of others.