In Becoming Another, Hershie Relota reflects on the slow, often invisible ways a person changes. The exhibition draws from materials and memories that have accumulated over time, allowing them to be dismantled and reshaped. This process mirrors personal transformation, where growth often begins with what is unfinished or left behind.

The works carry the weight of lived experience. They speak of release and return, of moments when identity feels fragile and moments when it gathers itself again. Rather than presenting change as a decisive break, the exhibition embraces uncertainty, showing how past selves continue to influence what comes next.

Transformation here is cyclical rather than final. Rather than offering closure, the exhibition holds space for ongoing becoming. Through cycles of breakdown and renewal, Becoming Another asks whether change is ever complete, or if it is something we continuously inhabit, evolving through time.