‘Moss and Wood’ tells the tale of sisterhood and the complex ways women become intertwined. The work explores connection, familiarity, and the tension between individuality and belonging. Through layered, fragmented lines and organic forms, the figures seem to overlap and grow into one another, creating a sense of intimacy without defining the relationship too literally. Like moss against wood, the forms suggest something that is both separate and inseparable—shaped by what surrounds it, while continuing to grow in its own direction.