The still portraits from my Someday We Overflow series capture frozen moments of emotional overflow. I leaned on vibrant colors and flowing slime to transform invisible feelings of exhaustion, vulnerability, and overwhelm into something physical and visible. Acting as both material and metaphor, the slime clings to the body like the emotional weight people carry through everyday life. While rooted in personal experiences, the series continues to expand into a reflection on shared burden, particularly within womanhood.