The Anatomy of Rupture examines the body as a site where internal pressures—emotional, psychological, and mnemonic—break open into visible form. Through sculptural silhouettes fractured by mineral textures, floral intrusions, and geometric fissures, the series studies rupture not as destruction but as a structural revelation. Each image isolates a moment when the body can no longer contain its unseen tensions: cracks become channels of light, fragments turn into alternate anatomies, and the borders between organic and inorganic dissolve. These ruptures map the instability of selfhood, suggesting that identity is built not from coherence but from the shifting seams of what breaks, heals, and transforms.