This piece draws from the myth of Atlas, yet its burden is not simply the world above...it is the transformation beneath it. The figure kneels under an immense sphere while still existing in a state of construction. The visible sketch lines, measurements, and unfinished outlines are intentionally preserved, revealing a body that has not yet fully arrived at itself. They are traces of uncertainty, revision, and growth; evidence that becoming is neither clean nor complete. The Weight of Becoming is an acknowledgment that no one carries the world as a finished person. We bear our burdens while still in draft form, still learning our shape, still sketching ourselves into existence.