"Reclaimed" is the portrayal of nature’s quiet dominance, intertwining themes of decay and renewal. Cracks spread across the subjects porcelain-like skin, as though time itself has worn her down, revealing the darkness beneath. Yet, from these fractures, life emerges—vivid green vines twist and grow.
The contrast between her delicate, human form and the organic invasion of the vines blurs the line between destruction and rebirth. She is neither wholly human nor wholly lost—she is becoming something new, something reclaimed.
With its rich palette of purples, greens, and muted flesh tones, "Reclaimed" speaks to the inevitability of transformation, the symbiosis between the self and the natural world, and the idea that even in ruin, there is growth.
