These sculptures confront the complex realities faced by larger bodies in society—the persistent stereotypes, the often subtle and overt discrimination, and the way these experiences shape self-perception. It gives visibility to bodies that are frequently marginalized, challenging narrow standards of beauty and worth. Beyond critique, it embodies resilience and the profound, sometimes difficult journey toward self-acceptance. The work insists that every body carries its own inherent value and dignity, inviting reflection on how society defines beauty and urging a deeper respect for all forms of human presence.