LUMPS

A handbuilt contemporary ceramic sculpture exploring cancer, the body, vulnerability — and what it means to live after looking death in the eye.

A Blip in History is about looking death in the eye — and then learning how to live afterwards.

Cancer may appear as a brief moment in the wider story of a life.

A diagnosis.

Treatment.

Months marked in a calendar.

And then, supposedly, life continues.

But the body remembers.

It leaves traces.

It shifts something.

It changes the way we understand time, vulnerability — and the life we have been given.

Perhaps that is the strange contradiction:

In the story of an entire life, cancer may become only a blip.

And yet that blip can change everything that comes after.