Field of Fragments explores sand as both a material and a concept, unveiling its paradoxical nature. Although abundant on Earth, sand has become a scarce resource due to its exploitation for construction and technology, driving environmental degradation and conflict.

The exhibition features sculptures magnifying individual sand grains by 850 times, revealing their unique histories and intricate details. Through advanced scanning and 3D printing, these works highlight sand's role as a foundation for global infrastructures. Accompanying paintings, inspired by coastal landscapes, use collected sand to create monochromatic gradients, reflecting its cultural and ecological significance.

This exhibition invites viewers to rethink sand as more than a material—it's a dynamic symbol of time, memory, and transformation.