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Still We Belong explores what it means to find connection and belonging in a rapidly changing world.

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Made up of three connected sections, the work reflects the tension between individuality and community. The central panel represents shared space — our collective ground — while the upper and lower panels gradually shift, tilt, and fragment, echoing how people grow, diverge, and shape their own identities over time.​  As forms move out of alignment, repeating black stripes evolve into silver and gold, symbolising diversity, difference, and the fluid nature of identity. Each piece stands independently, yet remains visually and conceptually tied to the whole.

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Created from upcycled materials, the work speaks to modern life — where traditional bonds can feel strained by mobility, individualism, and uncertainty — while affirming the enduring human need for connection. It is a reminder that we can be separate and diverse, while still anchored to our community, our tribe, and our place in the world.