The Sky Beneath My Feet speaks to those moments when life takes you somewhere you never expected, and you have to find your footing all over again. I've had to question myself, let go of things I once believed, and learn to see life differently. Sometimes, the person you're becoming feels unfamiliar, while the person you used to be still lives within you. I've come to understand that growth isn't always comfortable, and finding your way doesn't always mean having all the answers. Through this work, I reflect on what it means to embrace uncertainty, trust myself, and keep becoming, even when the ground beneath me feels unfamiliar. For me, sometimes, losing your way is how you discover a different path.