Hekate: Transitions and Crossroads

The Hekate Series reflects a deeply personal exploration of infertility, transformation, and the evolving definitions of family. Drawing on the mythic figure of Hecate — guardian of thresholds, crossroads, and unseen transitions — these works inhabit the liminal spaces where grief and becoming coexist. Through fiber, sculptural forms, and layered mixed-media processes, the series examines how identity reshapes itself when expected narratives collapse.

Rather than centering on loss alone, the work traces the quiet resilience that follows: the reweaving of lineage, the invention of new myths, and the emergence of chosen and symbolic forms of kinship. The sculptural textures and natural materials mirror emotional states — frayed edges, interwoven paths, and surfaces built through both abrasion and repair.

Ultimately, the series suggests that transformation is not a single moment but a slow, ritual process. In reimagining personal mythology through the lens of a threshold goddess, the work proposes that family, identity, and legacy can be rebuilt in ways that honor complexity, ambiguity, and inner strength.