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Inspired by Nietzsche’s maxim, “Become who you are,” this work explores the painful and paradoxical process of individuation. Buried deep within the earth, fetuses curled up like seeds embody the yet-unrealized potential of the self, while above the surface, a profusion of flowers symbolizes the many possible paths of becoming. Between darkness and light, vulnerability and creative power, The Seeds of Pain evokes the necessity of confronting suffering, inherited conditioning, and inner transformation in order to blossom into one’s unique self.
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