Lina oks

Internal Frontline” was born from an emotional journey shaped by two wars that shook my life and turned my world turbulent and complex. Out of the fracture, fear, and confusion, I learned to grow wings — to transform inner storms into form, chaos into beauty, and vulnerability into strength. In my work, I gather damaged, abandoned, and fragmented materials — papier-mâché, acrylic remnants, and recycled elements — and shape them into something new, steady, and breathing. Each piece is a small victory: a moment in which I managed to take what threatened to break me and turn it into something that heals me. Through reviving materials that were once considered “dead,” I rediscover how to revive parts of myself as well.