The inevitable chance

There are games we never choose to begin. We enter life with certain numbers already cast upon the table: circumstances, losses, encounters, silences, desires. Some are given certainty; others are handed uncertainty. Some begin with advantage, while others learn to play from absence and limitation. In this collection, the dice emerge as symbols of the inevitable chance woven into every human life. They do not represent luck alone, but everything beyond our control: destiny, time, the decisions of others, and the unforeseen turns that shape us.

Each number holds a different possibility; each roll becomes a new condition through which we must continue forward. The figures within these works inhabit the space between what is given to us and what we choose to make of it. Because perhaps life is not about choosing the pieces or the number we receive, but about the way we learn to play the hand we are dealt. There is something deeply human in accepting that we will never fully control the outcome, and continuing anyway. To risk. To love. To lose. To begin again. This series is born from that quiet tension between chance and will, between what falls into our hands, and what we create from it.