The Archbishop hypha-gallery-east-village attributed to the fictional Hermes

attributed to the fictional Hermes Trismegistus

Enacting the practice of carving a heart into a tree trunk

rather than being male or female

reintroducing physicality into ceramic practice

depression

The Archbishop hypha-gallery-east-village attributed to the fictional HermesThe Archbishop depicts a solitary figure whose identity hovers between the human and the non human. Robed and poised, it recalls familiar rituals of authority, yet something in its presence resists legibility. The work holds its stillness without resolution, allowing space for doubt, projection, and unease, while brushing against deeper structures of order, exclusion, and belief. It does not offer a narrative, but a threshold between roles,