“This sculptural practice begins with the kiondo, drawn from the Gikuyu basket, vessel, and reliquary tradition, carrying labor, memory, and generational continuity.
Through deconstruction, repair, and material translation, I transform ancestral forms into charged constructions.
Rather than preserve it as relic, I activate its logic of binding, accumulation, and repetition within the present.”
“Deconstruction is not destruction. It is a way of being again. Repair is not restoration. It is reconfiguration.
Through these acts, ancestral forms become reliquaries that carry survival, adaptation, and matrilineal knowledge forward through gesture, lineage, and renewal.