Amalgamation of Items That Cling delves into the complexities of attachment and accumulation, examining how certain objects, memories, and emotions hold onto us long after their purpose has faded. This piece reflects on the invisible threads that bind us to past experiences, exploring the idea that what we carry—whether chosen or inherited—continues to influence our sense of self.

The work presents a layered narrative of personal and collective memory, where items act as symbols of identity, history, and emotional weight. It raises questions about what we hold onto out of habit, fear, or sentiment, and how these lingering attachments can both ground and hinder us.

Through this exploration, Amalgamation of Items That Cling becomes a meditation on the quiet, persistent nature of attachment and the transformative power of recognizing what still holds on.