This project became my place of warmth; it became my space to be honest and be simply human. "The Kintsugi Effect" is a reflection of my own process of creating out of emptiness. Despite the void, I felt completely alive doing this project as it felt raw, intimate, and personal to my artistry. Rooted in moments of burnouts and nights I asked myself why and whom I dance for, my personal dilemmas and inner conflicts inspired this project's visuals, storytelling, and structure. 

Through this production, I discovered a way of being an artist that feels true to who I am, and one that creates arts not as something to be personally consumed, but as something to be shared. Above all, this piece serves as a reminder to myself and to those who engage, that when you reach your lowest, someone is also walking with similar shoes — just a different size, just a different color, just a different comfort — and that even when it feels isolating, this shared path is what holds the community together.