Held Between

About this artwork

Handmade paper is stretched between two wooden planes, holding tension within the narrow space that separates them. The paper structure—stitched, folded, and layered—becomes a fragile bridge between solidity and openness. The relationship between wood and paper suggests a quiet cycle of transformation. The materials evoke the natural process through which wood becomes pulp and pulp becomes page. Suspended between these elements, the paper form holds a moment of balance—an embodiment of the space between stability and change.