This sculpture explores the evolving layers of identity formed over a lifetime.

Multiple faces emerge from a single form, representing the stages of a person’s journey — each layer shaped by experience, memory, and self-protection.

I Am reflects how we build emotional masks over time, adapting to life’s challenges until, for some, the original self becomes difficult to recognise.

The piece invites quiet reflection on authenticity, vulnerability, and the courage it takes to rediscover who we truly are beneath the accumulated weight of living.