Emotional Geographies explores the mind as an ever-shifting landscape shaped by memory, fear, imagination, and subconscious thought. The sculpture transforms internal experience into physical form through a continuous staircase structure that twists across the wall - unstable, fragmented, and impossible to fully navigate.

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The repeating staircases become metaphors for personal growth, setbacks, ambition, and resilience, reflecting the non-linear nature of emotional and psychological development. Floating and misaligned, they suggest paths not yet taken, unrealised futures, and the uncertainty of becoming.

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Blurring the boundary between reality and imagination, the work invites viewers to project their own experiences onto the structure. Each staircase becomes both a destination and a question - a symbol of movement through inner space, where progress is uncertain but transformation remains possible.