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16/02/2026

Part of a collection work called SILHOUETTE,
This sculpture is about acceptance, presence and
the gentle power of being unapologetically whole.

Contour
Relief
Material: M1 resin on wooden board
H60 × W 20 × D 2 cm
Edition: unique
Year: 2023
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04/02/2026

She carries what is rarely seen.
Care. Responsibility. Memory. Life itself.

She may appear fragile,
but her strength is quiet, rooted, and enduring.

This work is about the unseen resilience of women —
their ability to carry, nurture, endure, and remain upright under the weight of life.

Quiet Strength
Bronze sculpture
H 83 × W 19 × D 21 cm (base included)
1/3

30/01/2026

She carries identity upward —
not as weight,
but as presence.

This work speaks of dignity anchored in the body,
of a crown rising unapologetically,
of form shaped by pride and awareness.

What she carries on her head
is identity — upright and unnegotiable.
What her body holds
is dignity, lived and earned.

These are not ornaments.
They are what she refuses to bow for. ✨

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Unbowed
60 × 20 × 2 cm
M1 resin on wooden board
2023
Unique piece 1/1

27/01/2026

She learned how to hold sorrow
without letting it live inside her.

This work is about presence.
About choosing steadiness over collapse.
About turning pain into posture,
and memory into strength.

Not everything that touches us
gets to stay. ✨

The Glass Doesn’t Hold Me
66 × 31 × 20 cm
Gypsum plaster, M1 resin glass, gold spray
Unique (1/1)
2025

19/01/2026

I created these sculpture to speak for the children who can’t always speak for themselves.
Child abuse is real, it is cruel, and it destroys innocence in silence. No child deserves fear where there should be love, protection, and safety.

Through art, I choose to raise awareness, to break the silence, and to remind the world that every child’s body, heart, and future must be respected.
Art is not only beauty — it is a voice, a message, and a stand.

Protect children. Believe them. Stop the abuse.
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07/11/2025

I like textures when creating with clay — they tell their own story through touch and form. It gives the piece that je ne sais quoi that makes it come alive. ✨

11/10/2025

Work in progress…
I’m working on another heritage project — busts of women, honoring the spirit, grace, and power carried through generations. They whisper the wisdom of our mothers and the silent strength of our ancestors. ✨🖤

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05/10/2025

01/10/2025

Art as a Voice: Healing, Empowering, and Transforming.

Art has the power to put into light difficult conversations. It offers a language for pain when words feel too heavy.
It captures what cannot always be explained — the ache, the fear, the resilience. A painting can show the storm inside a heart. A sculpture — like the hands I mold in my own work — can embody the need for tenderness, strength, and human connection.
Through creation, we offer survivors a way to externalize their trauma — to take what’s been locked inside and give it form. And in that process, something extraordinary happens: healing begins.

🎬 by Michele Cilliers.

12/08/2025

Wishes to myself 🌸✨

May your year ahead be a gallery of golden moments — each day painted with joy, love, and laughter.
May your spirit remain as luminous and unshakable as the art you create, and your heart be forever open to the beauty life unfolds.
May every sunrise greet you with hope, and every sunset wrap you in peace.
May you continue to inspire, to love boldly, to dream without borders, and to receive blessings as effortlessly as you give them.

Today, you are not just a year older, but a year richer in wisdom, grace, and brilliance. 💫
Here’s to your magic — may it never fade. 🥂🌹

10/08/2025

“The Muse” — A celebration of beauty in its duality. Her face is serene, radiating peace, while her hair flows in untamed movement, embodying the wild force within. She stands as a reminder that softness and strength are not opposites, but parts of the same truth.

08/08/2025

Art can be one of the most gentle yet profound ways to speak about the state of our world. Where speeches may raise voices and headlines may demand attention, art works in a softer register—it whispers, invites, and draws people closer before revealing the weight of its meaning.