Hands of Care
A tender image of care and survival, showing how love often appears through daily responsibility. The work speaks to family, motherhood, community support and the invisible labour of caregiving.

A tender image of care and survival, showing how love often appears through daily responsibility. The work speaks to family, motherhood, community support and the invisible labour of caregiving.
Two hands meet in a quiet gesture of trust. The blue tone suggests tenderness, vulnerability and emotional safety, linking the work to belonging, protection and care.
Layered hands form a circle of unity, suggesting that community can become a shield against violence, loneliness and division.
A digital line traces human connection, turning touch into energy. The work speaks to love, solidarity and the unseen emotional bonds that hold people together.
Hands rest together as a record of care, struggle and memory. The work reflects on the emotional history carried by the body.
A close image of hands clasping arms, symbolising trust, support and human dependence. It speaks to the need for stronger community bonds.
Many hands gather together, suggesting shared responsibility. The work can be linked to collective action against violence, neglect and social silence.
Linked hands become a symbol of protection and togetherness. It reflects the idea that young people need guidance, care and safe communities.
Raised hands create a moment of stillness and longing. The work speaks to hope, healing and the silent struggles people carry.
Open palms suggest honesty, need and offering. The work reflects on poverty, care and the importance of giving people support before crisis deepens.