Building the Road is a haunting visual poem, where the faint silhouette of a woman’s face merges

with a precarious wooden path suspended in mid-air, stretching towards an uncertain destination.

The road rises from her lips, evoking a journey born from words, dreams, or whispered promises,

yet its fragility suggests the tenuous nature of self-discovery. Her gaze is directed upwards, as if to

follow the road she herself constructs, step by hesitant step, into the unknown.

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This artwork meditates on the act of forging one’s path, the delicate balance between ambition and

vulnerability. The artist weaves a narrative of resilience, inviting us to consider the roads we build

from within—the hopes and struggles layered into each plank. In this piece, the road becomes a

symbol of inner exploration, a testament to the courage required to journey toward a vision that is

both personal and universal.

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