This project explores how transformation, whether hard or soft, unfolds across bodies, people, families, and states. It reflects on how change can connect us, but also how it can wound, disrupt, and leave traces of trauma.
At once personal and collective, the work considers the ways in which individual experiences of transformation resonate within larger social and political realities. It asks how we move through change, how we hold it, and how we remain in relation to one another through it.
Printed wonderfully in Sapporo by Tata Press, the RISO process echoes the instability, intimacy and texture of transformation itself.